Happenings, Exhibitions...
Moving into 2023...
My solo show Wallpapers for a Warming World is up at Montpelier Arts Center through May 28 and is composed of my screenprints with new work showing my experiments with a plant-based natural screenprint recipe. Reception is May 13, 2-4 pm, all welcome.
Recent Exhibitions
Wallpapers for a Warming World
Montpelier Arts Center Library Gallery
9652 Muirkirk Rd, Laurel, MD. 20708
April 8 - May 28, 2023A solo exhibition revealing fifteen years of a screenprinting practice featuring bespoke wallpaper patterns that reflect our increasingly fraught relationship with nature and my evolution as an artist to using more sustainable art materials.
www.pgparks.com/2893/ExhibitionWithout Title
Cultivate Studios
Mar 19-26, 2023
A group exhibit of artists who meet regularly as part of Cultivate Projects; brought together by a common desire to re-imagine our approach to the land. "Without Title" rejects the idea of land as something to own or exploit.Here Not Here
Brentwood Arts Exchange
December 5, 2022 - January 21, 2023
A group exhibit that examines the idea of lingering traces of things gone; of absence/presence. My Growth Rings (Array) and Growth Rings (Installation 2) are included here, where former work is recycled into material for new work, so that traces of the old segue into the new. Click to see the Washington Post review here: www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainme…
and the East City Art Review here: www.eastcityart.com/reviews/here-not-he…Renewal
Luther Brady Art Gallery at the Corcoran, GWU
Sept 15-Dec 3, 2022
Washington, DC
In honor of the re-creation of Robert Stackhouse's "Ghost Dance" at the Corcoran, I'm thrilled to be part of this exhibit in this beautiful museum with my Growth Rings installation.Cast/Recast
Masons Exhibitions Arlington, Arlington VA
Oct 14-Dec 2, 2022 and
George Mason University Gillespie Gallery,Fairfax
Jan 23 to March 10.Forecast
Tephra Signature Gallery
Oct 27, 2022 - Feb 28, 2023
Reston, VAInspired by artist Sue Wrbican's Buoyant Force sculpture at Reston park, and in collaboration with Sue, Hannah Barco of Tephra ICA and Alyssa Mauru of Mason Exhibitions Arlington, female-identifying artists were invited to create work and an oracle to celebrate the work of previously unheralded Surrealist Kay Sage, to present these and related work at the exhibits Cast/ReCast and Forecast. I'm pleased to have two of my Wallpapers for a Warming World screenprints represented here.
EXHIBIT REVIEWS:
Mark Jenkins Review of Human Nature in the Washington Post
Buoyant Oracle: A Sculpture that Talks Back
New Batch of Oracle Readings are Live (January 2022)
In continuation of the seed grant, generously provided by the GLB Memorial Fund, the next batch of Oracle readings are now live! This batch of Oracle readings were created by Rahne Alexander, Veronica Jackson, Naoko Wowsugi, Mira Hecht, and Maggie Gourlay. Try Buoyant Oracle out and see if you get any of the new readings!Brand49 Exhibit Review, Pasadena Weekly
Washington Post Review of Migration/Adaptation in the Anthropocene
Washingtonian Review of Migration/Adaptation in the Anthropocene
Washington Post Review of Strictly Painting Exhibit
by Mark Jenkins,
www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/mu…Guarlingo Review of Babel's Bricks by Michelle Aldridge
Q&A Guide Lines Curator Georgia Dennis with Maggie Gourlay
Washington Post Review of AAC Solos
Bmoreart review of Sondheim Semi-Finalist Exhibit
Review by Mark Jenkins in the Washington Post
In The Galleries: Maggie Gourlay
The Washington Post, September 14, 2014
www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/mu…Michael O'Sullivan review in Washington Post
wpa Interview Curator Ren Waung on SELECT 2013