As I continue to explore identity in my mixed media portraits, I need your help. Please answer one or both of the following questions. I WILL NOT reveal your identity if I use your answer in whole or part, in form or content in my work. When you post your answer […]
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Do You Know Alyson B Stanfield?
If you are an artist, you should get to know Alyson B Stanfield aka Art Biz Coach. The other day, while excavating the debris of many months of intensive studio work preparing for my summer exhibitions, I found this wonderful list, 15 Steps to Take After Completing an Artwork written […]
Read MoreMy Heart Skipped a Beat: Lanoue Fine Art’s Window
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Read MoreOpening at Lanoue Fine Art, Boston, MA
Lanoue Fine Art Boston: A Sneak Preview
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 […]
Read MoreHot 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 MoreNewly Represented By Lanoue Fine Art
I am thrilled to announce that I am now represented by Lanoue Fine Art, 125 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts. I look forward to working with Susan Lanoue and her staff on the June exhibition of Lights, Camera…..the Role of Photography in Contemporary Painting and Mixed-Media. I will be exhibiting with Eric Zener and June Stratton. […]
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 […]
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