Kehler Liddell Show - Photos and Press

Just a few photos and press from Kehler Liddell Gallery's 4th Annual Juried Show (New Haven, CT)  that wrapped at the end of last month.  It was a great show, especially meaningful during this weird time of coronavirus.  To pull off a show during normal times is challenging, but to do it during a pandemic is heroic.  Thank you, KLG!

Press - So excited to have these reviews of my work.  Thank you Lucy Gellman, Editor of The Arts Paper, and thank you Brian Slattery, Art and Culture Editor for New Haven Independent.

You can read the articles here:

At Kehler Liddell, Artists Take a Look at Themselves

KLG Exhibit Lets Artists Make Themselves

Thanks for reading!

Press, BioCT STE(A)M: Arts and Design in Science Exhibition

I am thrilled to be mentioned in this press release (see below)!:
 
 

BioCT holds Summer Kick-Off at in Groton

The weather cooperated beautifully at BioCT’s 3rd Annual Summer Kick-Off, held at The Innovation Commons in Groton June 12. “We were thrilled to see so many members, colleagues, and friends at the event,” said Dawn Hocevar, president and CEO of BioCT.

The evening started out with the first-ever BioCT STE[A]M: Arts and Design in Science Exhibition, featuring scientists who are artists or artists who love science from around the state.

One of the artists, Marsha Borden, said, “The entire art exhibition looked great last night!  I especially appreciated the installation of my piece. I’m sure it wasn’t easy to get that up on the wall. But it looked perfect,” she said, referring to her Trashy Coral piece made entirely of recycled plastic bags.

At 5 pm a commemorative plaque was unveiled, thanking Connectictut’s Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) and Pfizer for making the incubator/co-working space at The Commons possible. Pfizer donated the building and DECD funded the buildout.

“Thank you to Pfizer for your continued efforts to give back to the Connecticut bioscience community, and thank you to Governor Malloy and Commissioner Smith for your dedication to growing bioscience in Connecticut,” Hocevar said. “We also want to thank Susan Froshauer, former president and CEO of CURE, for all her efforts, dedication, and hard work bringing The Commons to fruition."