What's been happening in 2025

This year I've been honored to work with the Museum Studies class of Dr. Boeye and Julio Fine Arts Gallery Curator, Megan Rook Koepsel at Loyola University of Maryland to exhibit my work and engage with the student body on concerns surrounding climate change.

I spent a better part of this year to put together a quilt about my residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts last fall where I dyed, ecoprinted, and screenprinted on cotton, and am now looking forward to my newest quilting challenge. Also finished two quilts with materials foraged from Hancock, Maryland, which showed at the lovely little Off70 Gallery in Hancock as part of Cultivate Projects.

In the Fall, I'm looking forward to new exhibitions in Georgia and upper Maryland, while continuing to nuture the remnants of my dye garden, and embark on new work.

East City Art Reviews- Moving Beyond Beauty: Reverence and Reclamation, at McLean Project for the Arts.
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In the galleries: How artists leave a carbon footprint
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In the galleries: Defining our roots as a pathway to introspection
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