Convergence: BU Alumni Exhibition

I'm excited to be included in an exhibition at my alma mater, Boston University, celebrating 60 years of the School of Visual Arts. I'm even more excited to be able to go to the opening and reconnect with everyone at BU.

October 24–December 14: Convergence: 60th Anniversary Alumni Show
Opening Reception: Friday, October 24, 6-8 pm
In celebration of the College of Fine Arts 60th Anniversary, the School of Visual Arts presentsConvergence, its first large-scale alumni exhibition in Boston University’s 808 Gallery. Featuring the work of over 100 alumni spanning the full history of the school, this juried exhibition presents a sweeping picture of the school’s legacy and impact. The exhibition is held as part of CFA’s 60th Anniversary programming.

New York state of mind

I'm excited to say that I will be leaving Sydney for a bit. I've been accepted to the The League Residency at Vyt in Sparkill, NY with a Distinguished Artist Scholarship for an 8 week residency starting this September. Click here to learn more about Vyt.

It will be nice to spend some time on the Hudson, but also have easy access to the city.

They host Open Studio events once a month and provide a free shuttle from NYC to the residency. More news on exact dates and shuttle times for Open Studios as the date approaches.

Brooklyn Bound(s)...

These little pieces are off to a group show in Brooklyn:

Small Works @ Trestle Gallery

168 7th St., Brooklyn, New York

july 18 - august 22
opening reception friday, july 18, 7-9pm

Trestle Gallery is pleased to present the Small Works of twenty three artists. This annual exhibition focuses on the complex nature of smaller compositions. Each piece is contained within 12 inches vertically, horizontally, and three dimensionally. This show will take you through a range of works; from loud complex patterns and textures, to quiet grey scale compositions with simplified color. Sculptural rustic surfaces and tones are complemented by painterly clean blacks and whites. The diverse nature of subject matter demonstrates the inti- mate capabilities of smaller works of art.

Featuring work by: Ola Aldous, Hannah Barnes, Joseph Bolstad, Rina Dweck, Emma Fague, Rachel Grob- stein, Kate Hamilton, Rachel Heinold, Buhm Hong, Sara Jimenez, Kosuke Kawahara, Rachel Klinghoffer, Bernice Sokol Kramer, Jeanette Levy, Mariam Mehmood, Fiorella Gonzales Vigil, Rebecca Reeves, Katharine Ryals, John Steck Jr., Vincent Stracquadanio, Adrienne Tarver, Nicolas Vionnet, and Jayoung Yoon.