April 11th - May 10thThanks to the wonderful art coordinator for Foxy Olive - Katie Berdan - for allowing me to show. A collection of skull themed works by me will go up next week and be up through the second week of May. There will be a midway reception TBA.
Ghost Hard: Inkheads Final Show!
During the month of October in 2012 the Inkheads printmaking group had their final joint show! The Inkheads was an official student group at the University of Nevada, Reno studying printmaking, producing and showing work locally in Reno, Nevada. Together we made serious strides. Everyone in this group is an artist I respect. Thanks again to the Sierra Tap House which hosted for us yet again. Alana Berglund was our curator and coordinator.
Ghost Hard: Inkheads Final Show!
During the month of October in 2012 the Inkheads printmaking group had their final joint show! The Inkheads was an official student group at the University of Nevada, Reno studying printmaking, producing and showing work locally in Reno, Nevada. Together we made serious strides. Everyone in this group is an artist I respect. Thanks again to the Sierra Tap House which hosted for us yet again. Alana Berglund was our curator and coordinator.
Book Arts on Display: Joe Crowley Student Union
My hand-bound books and boxes were up during April and May 2012 in the Student Union building. Thanks to Rachel Armstrong for curating my space!
Belt and Braces: A Print Show at the Sierra Tap House
A collection of new prints, drypoint, screen print, and relief, by me debuted in February of 2012 at the Sierra Tap House at 253 West 1st Street in dowtown Reno.
Part of this collection was also displayed at Homage, a pastry and coffee shop on Ralston Street in Reno, during May and June of 2012. Thanks again to both these locations for the support and fantastic experience.
Haunted: Inheads Show and Fundraiser
During October 2011 L'Gallery at 720 Tahoe hosted a halloween themed reception. The Haunted show was a fundraising effort by the Inkheads printmaking group. Haunted helped raise support for our trip to SGCI in March of 2012. Thanks to Kelly Peyton for coordinating with Ashela Clark and Alana Berglund as well as to the artists in the 720 Tahoe space.
PUBLICATION
2012
2012
Look for my smiling face in the February 2012 issue of student generated Insight Magazine
from the Journalism department at my alma mater - the University of
Nevada, Reno. I'm featured in the article "Breaking out of the Garage"
by Nick Rattigan
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| Thanks for the Interview! |
At the time of the interview - December 2011 - I was Captain of the Indie Reno (formerly Handmade Hustlers) Etsy team. At this time Shelly Jackson of Clockwork Monster and ZizziesandIzzies has taken over that illustrious position. Find out more about Indie Reno at www.indiereno.org
2011
The Inkheads Haunted show in October 2011 was covered by a reporter for the University of Nevada, Reno newsroom. This show, as explained above, was a fundraising effort by the Inkheads to help sponsor student travel to the Souther Graphics Conference International held in March of 2012.
2010
Indie Reno was featured in the Reno News and Review article See Crafts during November of 2010. Megan Berner, a fellow printmaker and professor of Photography at the Unviersity of Nevada Reno interviewed me for a perspective on the small business and craft aspect of my work and involvement with Indie Reno. This was a lot of fun, my picture even made it to the front page!
Indie Reno was featured in the Reno News and Review article See Crafts during November of 2010. Megan Berner, a fellow printmaker and professor of Photography at the Unviersity of Nevada Reno interviewed me for a perspective on the small business and craft aspect of my work and involvement with Indie Reno. This was a lot of fun, my picture even made it to the front page!
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| Thanks RN&R |
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| My RN&R Box a the Reception! |
As a part of the studio formerly known as Oxbow Press, I was invited by Sierra Arts to participate in painting one of the many Reno News and Review News Boxes during September of 2010. Sierra Arts was kind enough to provide us with some supplies, helped us move the boxes and even held a reception for our effort
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| Another side of my RN&R box! |
The Reno News and Review published an article relating to the reception and the Art Box campaign. They commented on funding for Nevada Artists and their efforts to positively impact their community through the Art Box project. Sincere thanks to the Reno News and Review for this project and coverage, as well as to Sierra Arts for the reception and positive experience.
