September - November 2011
 American Guild of Judaic Art, Southeast Region Art Exhibition
The Rosenzweig Gallery, Durham, North Carolina
Read Dr. Danny Green's review of the exhibition, published in the
November 4th, 2011 The Atlanta Jewish Times.
March 2010
Juried Exhibition:
WCAGA, TwentyTen
Auditorium Gallery at Georgia Perimeter College, Clarkston, GA
July 2009
The International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction:
Fluxibition #3: Thinking Inside of the Box: Cigar box assemblage
The Gallery - University of Texas, Arlington - E.H. Hereford University Center, Arlington, TX
July 1 - July 31, 2009
March 2009
Juried Exhibition:
Women's Caucus for the Arts/Georgia Chapter (WCAGA), Not Just Pretty,
Georgia Perimeter College, Clarkston, GA
February 2009
Juried Exhibition:
The Little Gallery Under the Stairs
Lynn, Massachusetts
Balance: Mothers Who Create
Press Release
TLGUTS blogpost
Juried Exhibition:
The Cultural Center of Cape Cod
Heart of the Matter
South Yarmouth, Massachusetts
January 2009
The International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction
Under the Influence: Works by contemporary assemblage/construction/collage
artists and homages to those 20th century artists who inspire them
Longview Fine Arts Museum
Longview, Texas
International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction, Ft. Worth, TX
L'Chayim, To Life, Rosenzweig Gallery, Durham, NC
Jewish Heritage Foundation of North Carolina
WCAGA Member Show Listing, April 2008
Special Mention in Atlanta Jewish Times, April 4 2008
Women's Caucus for the Arts/Georgia Chapter (WCAGA), Red, Georgia Perimeter College, Clarkston, GA
WCAGA Member Show Listing, April 2008
International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction, White on White - International Exhibition, Ft. Worth Art Center, Ft. Worth, TX
WCAGA, Footprints, Temple Gallery, Decatur, GA
The Paper Clips School: Children's Holocaust Memorial, October 2010
American Guild of Judaic Art, Treasurer, September 2010 - September 2012
Art Now for Autism
Art Now for Autism
http://www.ArtNowforAutism.com
Shepherd Center, a Catastrophic Care Hospital, 27th Annual Derby Day, May 2009
http://www.Shepherd.org
http://www.DerbyDay.com
Artists for Alzheimers
Artists for Alzheimers
http://www.thehearth.org/
Artists for Alzheimers Collage Workshop (1.31.08),
Artists for Alzheimers Collage Workshop (4.30.08),
Bremen Jewish Home, Atlanta, GA
Teaching Art to Preschoolers, Epstein School, Atlanta, GA
My mixed media collage & assemblage are included in these publications:
 | Thinking Inside of the Box - This may well be one of the most significant art exhibits of its kind - certainly of the early 21st century. There are a small handful of established exhibitions designed to showcase the current state of the arts, such as the Venice Biennale; however, what's amazing about this exhibit is that it's not organized by a major institution (along with the inherent politics), but rather by a group of artists who truly are in life's trenches - where the "real world" interfaces with artistic expression. . |
 | Under the Influence - Works by an international group of contemporary assemblage, construction, collage artists and homages to those 20th Century artists who inspire them. On display at the Longview Fine Arts Museum. |
| White On White - Selections from the Permanent Collection
White works of art have been a constant theme in modern art history since the early 20th century. White on White is an exhibition of works that explores white and include mixed media, paintings, photographs, constructions, assemblages, collages, photo montages, weavings, poems,Massurrealist and Fluxus works. Artists from Russia, Germany, The USA, Canada, Argentina, Belgium, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Greece, Panama and Portugal are represented in the exhibition. |
- My work was highlighted by the American Guild of Judaic Artists in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Guild.
Click here to see it.
- I was the featured artist on the Women's Caucus for Art, Georgia Chapter, blog.
Click here to see it!
- My business card was featured on Debbie Overton's blog, MMCA.
Click here to see it! |
