through 2/28: voices of home @ jenkins johnson gallery
Updated January 13, 2012
Give Thanks (installation detail at Untitled Gallery / Project Space Leeds), 2011, installation of 39 flags: satin ribbon, linen, gratitude statements; dimensions site-variable; each flag 12 x 18 in / 30 x 45 cm. Photo: Katie Rutherford/Untitled Gallery, Manchester, UK.
I'm very excited to exhibit a new text installation, as well as a collection of Flag Snowflake collages. Neither of these projects have been shown in the US before.
January 12–February 28, 2012
Voices of Home
Jenkins Johnson Gallery
521 W. 26th Street, 5th Floor (near 10th Ave)
New York, NY
10001
Opening: Thursday, January 12, 6–8pm
Gallery hours: Tue–Sat, 10am–6pm
2/1–3/24: in other words@ intersection for the arts
Updated December 23, 2011
Positive Sign #57 (Major Dimensions of Aesthetic Experience), 2011, glitter pen on gridded vellum, 8.5 x 11 in / 21.5 x 28 cm.
I finally have the chance to exhibit a large number of Positive Signs drawings/prints. I've created dozens of new drawings for this exhibition. The show features dynamo artists I admire.
In Other Words is a group exhibition that looks at language and its capacity to clarify and confuse, convene and separate, inspire and discourage. By exploring a range of areas concering the influence and evolution of language in our lives—the impact of technology, the obscurity of industry-specific terminology, the psychological internalization of language, and the recontextualization of language—the artists in this exhibition demonstrate through a diversity of media the many ways in which we strive to communicate to each other.
Katie Gilmartin, Julia Goodman, Emanuela Harris-Sintamarian, Susan O’Malley, Meryl Pataky, Alex Potts, Cassie Thorton, Annie Vought, Christine Wong Yap
February 1–March 24, 2012
In Other Words
Intersection for the Arts
925 Mission Street, San Francisco CA 94103
Members VIP Reception: Wed, February 1, 6-7pm
Opening Reception: Wed, February 1, 7-9pm
Artists' Talk: Sat, March 24, 2pm
Gallery hours: Tue–Sat, 12–6pm
Free admission
The Drawing Center’s Viewing Program
Posted December 11, 2011
My work has been accepted into the Drawing Center's Viewing Program.
Established in 1977, The Drawing Center’s Viewing Program offers emerging artists the opportunity to include their work in a curated Artist Registry that is consulted by a wide variety of arts professionals from across the globe.
The Drawing Center's Viewing Program Artist Registry
10/22–1/31: catskill window installation
Updated January 4, 2011
Unlimited Promise, 2009/2010
Unlimited Promise will be installed in a storefront in Catskill, NY, alongside the work of other Woodstock Byrdcliffe Artists in Residence as well as members of other institutions. I think it'll be quite a lovely sight, especially on a snowy evening.
Thanks to Jessica Fitzgibbon for organizing Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild alumni participation.
The Catskill Arts Initiative and the Greene County Council on the Arts are excited to announce Masters on Main Street’s Round 3 exhibitions presenting work from studio arts programs in Catskill’s Main Street windows and storefronts.
