Current & upcoming exhibits:


Carnegie Gallery Christmas Market
Dundas, Ontario, through Dec. 31
  • Query, 12 x 12", is one of several small pieces included in the market. 
  • To lift spirits on short winter days, come enjoy the festive, bright atmosphere of the Carnegie Gallery.  
  • For enquiries contact the gallery

Winterblooms
at the Carnegie Gallery, Jan 7 - Feb 1,2022
  • Dance Lessons, 39 x 39", on exhibit and for sale. This is a 9-panel meditation on the monarch, geometries of scale, and the ways we move in space in response to art's and nature's invitations.
  • On January 27 the gallery will install arrangements inspired by each artwork, created for this exhibit by local floral designers.
  • Two Minds,   23 x 23", was juried into Intersect Chicago's SAQA exhibit this year, sadly cancelled due to covid.  

  • All can now enjoy the exhibit in an online video, beautifully narrated by juror Barbara Lee Smith, here.



Greeting cards!
New, at the Carnegie Gallery.
 




Buhler Gallery
Winnipeg, 25 Nov 2021- 9 Jan 2022

Orillia Museum of Art & History
Orillia, ON, 29 Jan  - 10 Apr 2022

  • Colour Theories, 26 x 26", is in the travelling exhibit Colour with a U
  • Enjoy a virtual tour of this exhibit as installed at Homer Watson Gallery, here
Quilting Arts Magazine
Fall 2021, at newsstands and online

  • Studio Art Quilts Associates CEO, author, and bird lover Martha Sielman has published a lovely article on birds in fibre art in the fall 2021 issue of Quilting Arts.  It features interviews and work of five artists, including mine.
  • Available at newsstands, or online here.

Bruce County Museum
Southampton, Ontario, 15 Jan - 2 Apr 2022
  • Re:Collections - a Connections group exhibit
  • Bovinity (diptych), 56 x 56"
Picture
Art Quilt Quarterly issue no. 21, fall 2020

  • Gic to Har, 22 x 22", is  on the cover and inside you will find an "Artist to Watch" article with an interview and more images of my artwork.
  • To order an issue, click here. 
  • The title Gic to Har was taken from a poem of the same title by Kenneth Rexroth.  To read the poem, click here.
To view  more artworks, please click here