The late Joe Cardella’s ARTLIFE Foundation has again mounted a MailArt Exhibit. I happily submitted a print to the exhibit which is on view at two locations in Downtown Ventura, CA; NAMBA Performing Arts Space, 47 S. Oak Street and around the corner at 365 E. Main Street, a vacant storefront. Additionally you can see the exhibition posted online at their website. https://artlifefoundation.org
The very first Art of the Book exhibit curated by Inés Monguió was juried by Joe. I was pleased to have two of my pieces accepted. I will always remember Joe as the force for the arts that he was and still remains in our hearts. RIP Joe xo
I am beyond thrilled to have once again been selected to participate in this exhibit with so many talented artists. This print titled “Life” is a polymer intaglio etching inked with a beautiful oil based gold ink onto a hand coated cyanotype.
This piece was inspired by my trip to Egypt last December and January. A trip I had been wanting to make since a social studies class in the 9th grade! It truly was a trip of a life time.
As you can imagine I took a zillion photos that I am currently working with to create an Egyptian inspired series of original prints on the etching press. Stay tuned!
Unfortunately the very festive reception will not be able to take place this year, however, the exhibit is online and the gallery is open. Masks are required with 6 people in the gallery at a time. If you’re in the area I strongly suggest you make an in person visit, it’s a beautiful large gallery.
11 East Anapamu Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101 805.730.1460
The exhibit is now up until February 1, 2021
Contact gallery directly for purchase sales@sullivangoss.com
I have donated this sweet little polymer etching titled “Knowledge and Wisdom” to the auction benefiting the Westmont Arts Education programs. The online auction and bidding opens December 3rd and is available until December 18th. They only do this every five years and I’m happy to support their great work. https://www.westmont.edu/museum/5×5
This sweet little monoprint with the polymer etching has been juried into the GIFT IT exhibit of small works for the holidays at the Carpinteria Art Center. I have an additional monoprint titled “Nesting II” as well as some intaglio etchings that I have made into necklaces. You can see the exhibit and make purchases online here https://carpinteriaartscenter.org/currentshow
From one of my beach walks, I picked up this kelp and had the idea of using it to print with. Success, I’m happy to announce that this monoprint titled “Naturalezza del Mar II was juried into The Art of the Printmaker’s exhibit at Carpinteria Art Center.
I am honored to have been juried into this year’s Annual Tri-Counties Art Show at Westmont Ridley-Tree Museum of Art, Santa Barbara with my piece “Puka Shell Sunday“. Juror: Christopher Miles, Professor School of Art, California State University, Long Beach. The exhibit is virtual and available May 14-June 20th https://westmont.edu/time-memory
This piece was truly created with the memory of my kids on the beach in Maui looking for puka shells.
2020 is starting right off with a new exhibit at the Architectural Foundation in Santa Barbara. This is a juried exhibit by the Santa Barbara Printmakers, the theme is “Haven”. The prints in the exhibit are all 10″x10″. This one is a monoprint with an intaglio etching, titled “Nesting”.
Exhibit will be ongoing until 3/5/2020. The Foundation is located at 229 E. Victoria Street, Santa Barbara 93101.
I am honored to have been selected to participate in this year’s Under 100 Grand at the Sullivan Goss Gallery in Santa Barbara. There are 100 works by 98 artists and I’m thrilled to have been chosen. The First Thursday openings December 5th, are usually packed, so much fun to see all the fabulous art and meet the artists. Show will be up until February 3, 2020.
Gallery is located at 11 E. Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara 93101, hours are 10am-5:30pm Monday-Saturday
Is the name of my monoprint with paper lithography that is exhibited at the Buenaventurainkspots Printmaker’s annual exhibit at 643 Project Space in Ventura, CA.
While living in Maui, my keikis (kids) were always on the hunt for puka shells. It’s the shells they would find on the beach with a puka (a hole) in it to be able to make their own necklace. These puka shells were always different and such a treasure to find.
The inkspots is a printmaking group that I belong to. We will be having our annual exhibit in a week. Still taking care of some details. If you’re in the area, hope you can stop by and meet the rest of the inkspots and see our new work.
