Yesterday I delivered three pieces from my new series, Bystanders to Lanoue Fine Art on Newbury Street in Boston, MA. This is the first time that I am showing these encaustic and mixed media sculptures. This work and several other portraits from my series Pilgrim Lake Library Committee and Francis County will […]
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Hot Off the Press: New Encaustic Printmaking
I wish I could be at the opening tonight of Hot Off the Press: New Encaustic Printmaking at the Gallery at R & F in Kingston, New York. There will be print demonstrations at the gallery from 2-4pm followed by an opening reception from 5-7pm. If you are in the area, […]
Read MoreCatherine Nash: In My Studio and In My Head
A full-time studio practice is mostly a solitary life. You work for months and years making art. In the studio you make decisions about yourself, the world, your message and your materials. A lot of the those thoughts are in your work, but some are suspended in the air to […]
Read MoreWax: Medium Meets Message at the Morean, St. Petersburg, FL.
Morean Arts Center Installation of my work in Wax: Medium Meets Message:
Read MorePanopticon Gallery: What’s In A Face
The opening reception for What’s In A Face at Panopticon Gallery on March 2, 2012 was overflowing from the moment the doors open. Jason Landry owner/director of the gallery curated this beautifully provocative portrait exhibition. I met and spoke with two other exhibitors, the photographers Wendy Paton and Holly Lynton about their […]
Read MoreEncaustic Tools: Unconventional Favorites
Artists that work with encaustic paint, have, by necessity, cobbled together an unconventional assortment of tools that are unique to their own studio practice. These uncustomary painter’s tools are sourced from printmaking and sculpture suppliers and hardware and kitchen gadget stores. Periodically, I will be writing short posts about my favorite unconventional tools. […]
Read MoreArt Objects Observed: I’m Trying, But You Are Making It Difficult, Addendum
The addendum to my January 26th post about the importance of the user friendly-ness of artist’s websites (see the re-post below), is about a recent gallery experience. Friday, I had a drop in and say hi gallery appointment in Boston, nothing formal. The gallery owner asked me to sit across from […]
Read MorePanopticon Gallery Opening Reception, Friday, March 2, 2012
Please join me at the opening reception of What’s In A […]
Read MoreExhibiting Encaustic and Mixed Media Portraits at Panopticon Gallery
Please join me at the opening reception of What’s In A […]
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