If you want to preview the show, click the link to take a virtual tour of this exhibition – but then make sure to throw on a mask, get in there and buy some art!
Gallery Hours: 11.00am – 4:00pm | Wednesday-Sunday
Pajaro Valley Arts | 37 Sudden Street, Watsonville, CA 95076 | 831.722.3062 | www.pvarts.org
Sculptor Jamie Abbott and I have collaborated again to create a new series of wearable sculptures. They will be available at Pajaro Valley Arts Council Gallery for their annual exhibit, Take Aways – Art to Go!
January 19 – March 6, 2022
37 Sudden St., Watsonville, CA 95076 | Gallery Hours: Wednesday – Sunday 11am-4pm | 831.722.3062 | pvarts.org
MASKS REQUIRED
I’m excited to participate in this group exhibition at CC Gallery in New Taipei City Taiwan! Several of the works I made during my residency at the Yingge Ceramics Museum in 2019 were collected by the gallery at the end of my residency but this is their first official exhibition there. I wish I could be there for the opening!
Exhibition Time | Time to Exhibit 2021.11.4-11.27
Opening Time | Opening 2021.11.07 (Sun) 15:00
Exhibition Address | Location No. 24, Lane 259, Songjiang Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
THANK YOU TO ALL WHO VISITED THE STUDIO THE PAST TWO WEEKENDS FOR OPEN STUDIOS!
So much gratitude for all 900 of you that came through my studio this during this years Open Studios Art Tour. It’s a lot of work to prep for this event but your conversations, thoughtful compliments and purchases make it all worth it! I hope you loved seeing my latest work from the Bone and Umbel Series, it was so fun to have a custom blue wall in the studio and watch you take selfies and family photos in front of it.
Don’t be a stranger throughout the rest of the year, we can keep in touch via social media, by signing up for my email list , do your holiday shopping on the online shop or just make an appointment to visit the studio – I’d love to see you!
The second and final weekend of Open Studios is just a few days away!
Visit the studio and say hi Oct 16TH & 17TH from 11-5
Artist #243 in the catalog
2523 C Mission St Santa Cruz CA 95060
Join me at Open Studios 2021
For the first time in two years, I’ll be opening my studio to the public as part of the Santa Cruz County Open Studios Art Tour.
OCTOBER 9, 10, 16 & 17th 11-5pm
2523 C Mission St | Santa Cruz
Artist #243
Just a reminder!
Open Studios is happening very, very soon!!!
Join me October 9, 10, 16 & 17th from 11-5
2523 C Mission St Santa Cruz CA
Artist #243 in the catalog
Been getting things ready for Open Studios this October, here’s a sneak peek at a few of the treats in store for you!
Hope you can join me Oct 9, 10, 16 & 17 from 11- 5 at 2523 C Mission St Santa Cruz California
I was so lucky to have two great articles written about my installation at the Price Sculpture Forest. The Whidbey News Times did an article as well as the Whidbey Weekly – be sure to check them out!
Day three working on the installation was spent getting the 4th section of the composition installed and laying out the last section. It was a shorter working day because I was invited to a potluck by local artists and supporters of the Price Sculpture Forest. It was so lovely to meet everyone and get a chance to take in the gorgeous views the island has to offer. The community here has been so welcoming and supportive of my contribution to the forest. I will definitely be back here again but for playtime instead of work next time.
Day four was filled with finishing up the last section of the circle and then pouring concrete underneath the last three sections. It was tricky to get the concrete to run everywhere but we made it work and eventually everything was covered, with some drainage areas designed in too. There is so much that goes into creating a site specific installation like this; so many hours, so much labor and materials that are beyond the main medium of ceramics. The ceramic pieces are obviously the focus, but all the support systems that are built to showcase the ceramic pieces are often more work, cost and effort and yet go sort of unseen. Tomorrow will be the final work day on site and we’ll backfill over the concrete so the forest floor can return to its natural state and the piece will become a part of the landscape.
I’m really grateful for all the help I received to make this piece possible, from my husband Nate with design and fabrication ideas, to my artist neighbors sourcing materials for me and offering advice and to Scott Price for his vision on this sculpture forest, and who has been getting his hands dirty everyday helping me make this installation a reality. It takes a village to raise and artist and I’m so grateful to my village.
Final photos will be coming next week… stay tuned!
