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BAG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY – solo exhibition, small format wax painting BAG Gallery, Brooklyn, NY – Best of Show Award, small format wax painting TOAST Tour, NY, NY – soft felt sculptures, paintings, tiny books with zippers Richard Anderson Gallery, NY, NY – group exhibition Medtronics, Minneapolis, MN – group exhibition Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN – alumni group exhibition Thomas Barry Fine Arts, Minneapolis, MN – “Flesh!” group exhibition “Fleshpot” Acadia Cafe/Gallery, Minneapolis, MN Acadia Cafe/Gallery, Minneapolis, MN – group painting exhibition Coral Group show, Dane Bosworth Bldg, Minneapolis, MN – group painting exhibition North Hennepin Community College Gallery, Minneapolis, MN MFA thesis exhibition, Minneapolis College of Art and Design Famine Chorus Gallery House, Minneapolis, MN – two-person painting exhibition Hair Police Gallery, Minneapolis, MN – group painting exhibition Cafe Gallery, Minneapolis College of Art and Design Calhoun Square Gallery, Minneapolis College of Art and Design – MFA Group Exhibition The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA – group painting exhibition |
| Education | |
| May 1995: May 1991: |
MFA Visual Studies – Minneapolis College of Art and Design – Concentration: Fine Arts BFA Savannah College of Art and Design – Concentration: Illustration, Art History |
Artist's Statement:Over the years I have worked with various media including oil paint, latex, porcelain, felt, cloth, hair, thread, and zippers. My paintings are mainly in oil but include layers of collage material and beeswax. In 2003, I made the commitment to have children, which also meant putting oil painting on hold. My body was not my own for four years as I gave birth to and nursed my two children. If I had to put words to my imagery I would say organic, swinging, sucking, stretching, repetitive, bodily, thick, light, soft, vaginal, and bulbous. I lean towards using glossy reds since it is one of the most powerful colors, meaning that you would never use it for your dining room – it’s for conveying a sense of the body. I start somewhere and I add and edit until I feel personally closer to the painting, as you would a good friend or a lover. |
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