Angelica Kauffman Gallery is in the Terrain Biennial!

Angelica Kauffman Gallery is in the Terrain Biennial!

I’m thrilled that the Angelica Kauffman Gallery is once again part of the Terrain Biennial, in a front yard in Oak Park, Illinois, where Terrain was founded! Artist Sabina Ott started it, and this once local event is now international! Where is the Angelica...
My Quilt is in a Museum!

My Quilt is in a Museum!

I am thrilled to announce that one of my quilts is in a museum show! The show is at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee and is called, “Women Pulling at the Threads of Social Discourse.” The show originated at the CAMP Gallery in Miami in 2019 and has travelled to...
Call for Art: Miniature Cows on Parade

Call for Art: Miniature Cows on Parade

So, uh, have I mentioned the cows? A family member suggested we do a miniature “Cows on Parade,” so I bought some plastic cows, have primed them with that spray paint that sticks to plastic, and they’re free, just pay shipping. All the details are in...
Call for Art: Mini Murals

Call for Art: Mini Murals

Mini Murals for Micro Gallery to Travel to Museum and London The Angelica Kauffman Gallery is a miniature 1:12 (dollhouse scale) gallery that serves emerging artists and charges no fees or commissions. While artwork inside the gallery must be original, “mini...
Bicycle Face = Imposter Syndrome and More at the Library

Bicycle Face = Imposter Syndrome and More at the Library

Solo Show at Orland Park Public Library, July 2023 I have a solo show up right now at the Orland Park Public Library, in the second floor gallery space. The show is called Ghost Prints & Shadow Work and gathers many of the doilies with quotes on them that address...
Call for Art – Clocking in for Unpaid Labor

Call for Art – Clocking in for Unpaid Labor

How to Participate Clocking in for Unpaid Labor is a new public participation art project where people are invited to collage, sew, quilt, paint, whatever, a time card in order to express something about the unpaid labor that they do. Whether that work is emotional...