Upcoming Exhibitions
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OPEN STUDIO EVENTS
Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Open Studios
WEATHER NOTICE: The September 26 open studio is postponed until Saturday, October 17
HELD MONTHLY THROUGH 2026
May 16 | June 20 | July 25 | August 22 | October 17
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
LOCATION:
The Arts Center at Governors Island
110 Andes Rd
New York, NY 10004
You must take a ferry to visit the island, plan your trip here.
I'm proud to be a participant in the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Arts Center Residency program. The 2026 LMCC Arts Center Residency on Governors Island, NYC, fosters creative exploration for projects at the intersection of art and climate. The eight-month studio-based residency provides artists with individual work space, a stipend for materials, and access to two rehearsal studio facilities. Residents engage in ongoing dialogue with one another while also participating in Open Studios, Climate Week, and other LMCC programming.
During the residency, I'm investigating what it means to be carbon-based lifeforms navigating a carbon crisis—expanding my figurative painting practice through material experimentation with captured carbon paint, natural pigments, mycelium, and handmade mushroom paper.
GROUP EXHIBITION
"Circuitry" Artist Connected Projects
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, October 22, 2026
6:00 - 8:00 PM
GALLERY LOCATION:
Studioninedee
526 West 26th St
New York, NY 10001
ON VIEW:
October 22 - October 30, 2026
Gallery Open: Oct 22 - 24 and Oct 28 - 30, 12:00 - 6:00 PM
I'm proud to be invited to participate in Artist Connected Projects inaugural exhibition "Circuitry," which seeks to discover shared systems and intersecting pathways.
“Circuitry,” brings together 14 artists who invited art colleagues to link their inspiration through themes, materials, and/or inquiry. These connections create an underlying energy that emerges through encouragement, discussions, and support. The exhibition's circuits and rhizomatic patterns invite slow viewing, revealing exchanges of materiality, hybrid forms, memory, unique ecologies, identity, and transformation as they coalesce into complex layers of meaning.
Through a feedback loop of color, medium, and imagery, the exhibition navigates and suggests networks of symbiosis. Typical art-world boundaries and barriers dissolve as relational dialogues form. This generative circulation of ideas and transfer of innovations promotes shared systems and new alliances.
I've invited artist collaborators Lisa Schonberg and Darya Warner to exhibit alongside my painting "Rerooting."
Rerooting, Oil on Canvas, 48 x 24 inches, 2024.
GROUP EXHIBITION
Soil Shroud Room, organized by ecoartspace
FINAL PROGRAM OF SEASON:
Saturday, September 19, 2026, 2:30 - 5:00 PM
Gathering Stitches with artist Priscilla Stadler, come celebrate and help connect textile pieces buried and collected from earth’s diverse ecosystems
LOCATION:
Swale House
Nolan Park, Building 6B
Governors Island, NYC
ON VIEW
Summer 2026 (through October)
Hours: Saturday - Sunday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
I was thrilled to contribute to The Soil Shroud Room, an international collaborative project presented by ecoartspace, part of the Soil Dialogues initiative connecting over thirty artists across England, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Oman, Canada, Australia, and the US since 2023. The project invites participants to bury textiles in soil from around the world for 30 days, transforming fabric through decay into a shared, ever-growing shroud that speaks to the minerals, microorganisms, and ancestral lands that connect us all.
For my contribution, I collaborated with Fran Beallor, burying fabric in her front garden. We were surprised by how much decay had taken hold in such a short time! As we pieced the remnants back together, they took on an unexpected, map-like shape resembling continents, which inspired our piece's title, "Continental Decomposition." I'm honored to have our work hanging alongside so many beautiful contributions within the Soil Shroud Room at Swale House.