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Interconnected at Awbury Arboretum, January – February 2023
At the beginning of this year, my egg tempera paintings and paper sculptures made on site at Council Rock, in Lorimer Park, were part of Interconnected, an Artessa Alliance group show at Awbury Arboretum. The show featured artwork by Brenda Howell, Colleen Hammond,...
Field Station: Art-Science in the White Mountains, November 2022 – February 2023
The exhibition Field Station: Art-Science in the White Mountains was organized by Museum Director Meghan Doherty and runs from November 19, 2022 – February 11, 2023, with an opening reception on November 19th. Long a site of collaborative research for scientists, for...
Art + Nature Walks at Lardner’s Point Park, August – September 2022
This summer I am reprising the series of art and nature walks I created with Mural Arts’ TaconyLAB Community Art Center and Riverfront North Partnership as part of my Take Us to the River residency in early 2022. Dates and times are as follows: Plants and Natural...
Queer Ecologies at Bartram’s Garden, July – August 2022
I created the site-specific work Even Stones Have a Sentience for the Queer Ecologies exhibition, co-sponsored by the William Way LGBT Center and Bartram's Garden. This site-specific work is inspired by my belief that rock queers the binary of what is considered to be...
Every Day is Earth Day
Native pollinator plants in my garden, June 2020 As I’m writing this post, President Biden is holding a climate summit. He just announced a commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions significantly and quickly. This commitment is what’s absolutely needed to respond to...
Science/Art Connections in New Hampshire
Rangeley Schist One, 2021. Oil and acrylic on hemp, 36” x 42” The painting above is part of my newest series of paintings, which is on view at the Abington Art Center through March 13th. This series is really important to me: it’s the first time that that I have made...
Moving Around the Spiral
Celebrating Earth Week with My Eco-Ritual
A Paradise Built in Hell: Creative Re-imagining in the Time of COVID
High School Park, March 18, 2020My last post was ten days ago, but it feels like another planet. The cancellation of one information session for my project became part of a global tidal wave of cancellations, lock-downs, shut-offs. Now we’re adapting to social...
A Billion Black Anthropocenes: Environmental Justice
Occupation of the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery by Philly Thrive in January 2020. Photo by Chris Baker Evens.I am currently reading A Billion Black Anthropocenes or None by Kathryn Yussof. This book has helped me make some critical connections. The...
Environmental Art
My goal for this project is to use art to convey a critical message: building resilience in a world marked by accelerating climate change and ecological destruction requires becoming an active participant in creating the world we want. Making art involves reflection,...
Gender and Environment
Print by Faviana Rodriguez (www.favianna.com)My creative work has frequently focused on gender, including intersections with race, class, culture, and sexuality. In recent years, I have focused more on environmental issues, but have wanted to create work that brings...
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