Southern Graphics Council International Conference
I shared my work at SGCI's conference in Providence, RI in April 2024. Several hundred printmakers from across the country attended.
Solo Exhibition Announcement - Friends & Company
Solo Exhibition Announcement - Lyme Public Library, Lyme, CT
"Curious About Cold Wax?" (Article by Kathleen DeMeo, 2023)
"The Mystery of Monotypes" (article by Kathleen DeMeo, 2022)
"True Vision" Virtual Gallery Exhibition - September-October 2020
The “True Vision” exhibit celebrates new works of Gallery One artists, along with guest artist, Kathleen DeMeo. Works in the exhibit reflect wide-ranging inspiration from connections to nature’s beauty and the poetic word and familiar relationships, as well as socially provocative themes. The exhibit includes many artistic styles including representational and abstract works.
The show is now open for viewing on the gallery’s virtual exhibit platform and runs through October 31. Find the link to enter at galleryonect.com
Join us for a gallery tour and meet the artists reception on Zoom on Saturday, September 26 from 7 – 8 pm EST. The zoom link will be posted at galleryonect.com as the event draws near.
Gallery view of "Pressing Matters" solo exhibition
Solo Exhibition October/November 2019
Creative Matters Exhibition
One of my monotypes serves as the background image for this announcement.
Participation in FOOTPRINT International Exhibition
My monotype, "Electric Avenue" (see "Street Cred" series) was selected for the 2018 FOOTPRINT International Exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk, CT. The show runs June 3 - August 26.
FOOTPRINT 2018 reflects current trends and innovations in contemporary printmaking within the boundaries of the one square foot (12” x 12”) configuration. This year’s juror, Susan Tallman, Editor-in-Chief at Art in Print and Adjunct Associate Professor Art History, Theory and Criticism at School of the Art Institute of Chicago, reviewed 319 prints from 166 artists representing 18 countries. Tallman selected 83 works from 83 artists representing 23 states and 13 countries.
