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  • About
  • Thirteen Ways of Looking at After
  • Dreaming Animals
  • Ostrakon
  • Verse Forms
  • Past Projects
    • Preserve
    • 17th Century Gentlemen Talk About Flowers
    • The Search for a Collection
    • A Beinecke Collection of Creatures
    • Voynich Dress
  • Podcast
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Preserve on exhibit

September 14, 2019

My mixed-media series “Preserve” is on exhibit through Dec. 14, 2019 at the Gallery Upstairs, at the Institute Library in New Haven, CT. It’s part of the exhibit Melted Pots and Cooked Books, visual art and family objects relating to food. The show is getting a lot of great press, with a catalog available on the exhibit webpage.

The Sun and the Song on exhibit

February 13, 2019

My quilted textile Verse Forms: The Sun and the Song is now on display as part of the inaugural Arts @ Yale Health exhibition. Read more about the series here.

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Trail Wood Artists-in-Residence Exhibition

January 20, 2019

I’m pleased to have one of my art quilts hanging in the Edwin Way Teale 2018 Writers & Artists-in-Residence at Trail Wood Program Exhibit (mouthful!). The exhibit is at the Connecticut Audubon Center in Pomfret. It showcases the work of the 2018 writers and artists-in-residence: poets, illustrators, painters, photographers, and one poet/textile artist (viz., me).

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The Search for a Collection on exhibit

November 16, 2018

The Search for a Collection is now on exhibit at Gallery 344 at Yale University. The series is a creative record of my engagement with the artist’s books of photographer Melissa Shook. Read more about the project here.

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Trail Wood Residency

October 19, 2018

In early October I had the pleasure of being the Artist-in-Residence at Trail Wood, once the home of naturalists Edwin and Nellie Teale. The Teales bequeathed 168 acres of historic farmland and secondary forest to the Connecticut Audubon Society in the early 1980s; this gift established the Edwin Way Teale Memorial Sanctuary, a haven for birds and other wildlife. And with miles of trails cut by the Teales themselves, it’s a haven for walkers and birders too. There’s a beaver pond, butterfly meadows, babbling brooks, Nellie’s summer house, and also Edwin’s writing cabin, built to the exact specifications of Thoreau’s cabin at Walden. The property is also crisscrossed by what must be miles of stunning dry stone walls running through fields and woods, evoking the previous lives that this piece of land has lived.

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