The exhibition will be held in conjunction with the 20th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf. The conference itself is June 3-6, and the art exhibition runs from May 13 - June 10. You can learn more here.
Yay!
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Jan 25, 2010
Good News!
I'm excited to announce that my piece has been accepted for the "Virginia Woolf and the Natural World" exhibition at Georgetown College!
The exhibition will be held in conjunction with the 20th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf. The conference itself is June 3-6, and the art exhibition runs from May 13 - June 10. You can learn more here.
Yay!
The exhibition will be held in conjunction with the 20th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf. The conference itself is June 3-6, and the art exhibition runs from May 13 - June 10. You can learn more here.
Yay!
Feb 9, 2009
A Rewarding Evening
Yesterday evening, as you may recall, was the photography show opening at the Carriage Barn Arts Center in New Canaan. My husband and I went, met up with a college friend & her husband, and had a lovely time. I wasn't quite on my game, I do admit. There's a nasty cold going about and it did not opt to pass me by. I'm so looking forward to Spring and the opportunity to air out the house!
I often joke that I became a photographer so I could be behind the lens, not in front of it! But, despite my reluctance, my husband did grab a shot of me posing in front of my prize winning photograph! "Preserved Lady's Slipper" received 2nd place in the color category. I was tickled pink!
It was a very well attended event, and the show itself was very popular. 189 artists submitted 345 pieces! Of those, 74 artists and 80 pieces made it into the exhibit.
Here's what the juror, George Schaub of Shutterbug magazine, had to say about "Preserved Lady's Slipper":
"There is a nice feeling in the sections of color and particularly the sense of rubbing as if the image was physically worked. The color, texture and surface: I feel the planes like in a painting, a feeling of topography. There is a feeling of play throughout, with color and the sharpness and unsharpness."
Aw, shucks.
The show runs until March 15, so if you're in the New Canaan area I hope you'll stop by and see it. It's a wonderful space!
I often joke that I became a photographer so I could be behind the lens, not in front of it! But, despite my reluctance, my husband did grab a shot of me posing in front of my prize winning photograph! "Preserved Lady's Slipper" received 2nd place in the color category. I was tickled pink!
It was a very well attended event, and the show itself was very popular. 189 artists submitted 345 pieces! Of those, 74 artists and 80 pieces made it into the exhibit.
Here's what the juror, George Schaub of Shutterbug magazine, had to say about "Preserved Lady's Slipper":
"There is a nice feeling in the sections of color and particularly the sense of rubbing as if the image was physically worked. The color, texture and surface: I feel the planes like in a painting, a feeling of topography. There is a feeling of play throughout, with color and the sharpness and unsharpness."
Aw, shucks.
The show runs until March 15, so if you're in the New Canaan area I hope you'll stop by and see it. It's a wonderful space!
Jan 30, 2009
Photography Exhibition!
Hello all! I wanted to announce that I'll be at the Carriage Barn Art Center's 29th Annual Photography Exhibition opening reception this year. I have a very specific reason for attending, but I don't want to spoil any surprises. I hope to see you there!
Details on the opening:
Feb 8, 2009
4pm to 6pm
Carriage Barn Art Center
Waveny Park
New Canaan, CT
Details on the opening:
Feb 8, 2009
4pm to 6pm
Carriage Barn Art Center
Waveny Park
New Canaan, CT
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