I have always made work or repaired things which is often the same kind of work. When I was lucky, I had a studio or a dedicated room. But sometimes, it all had to be done around the edges and at the kitchen table. My work usually deals with social issues and involves assembling objects.
In Austin, I have frequently participated in group exhibitions at La Peña Art Gallery, a collective space. They have annual exhibitions for International Women’s Day and the Day of the Dead. They also have a Valentine’s Day fundaiser called “Toma mi Corazón.
Toma Mi Corazon, La Peña Art Gallery, Austin, Texas.
International Women’s Day, La Peña Art Gallery, Austin, Texas.
Other work with La Peña Art Gallery, Austin, Texas.
The Yellow Rose, Queensboro Art Studio, Long Island City, NY.
I had a space in the Queensboro Art Studio from 2012-4. It was a very creative time for me, much like now. Here is an installation I did for the Yellow Rose of Texas in 2014. To listen to the audio loop I created and to read my statement, click on the rose!
Artists Evolved, Studio 34 Gallery, Long Island, NY
An exhibition presented by the High School of Music & Art class of ’69 in 2013. Photostream of images. Info on film by Audrey Flack on Artists Evolved.
Prince Street Gallery: Small Works Invitational, NYC
Visitors were invited to press different buttons to illuminate different pairings of individuals: male/female. 2013
Long Island City Work 2012-2014
Dîa de los Muertos, Altar Invitational, New York, NY
My portable altar to the Virgen de Guadalupe was red roses in a Mexican shopping back where the Statue of Liberty emerged dressed as the China Poblana, 200
Women and Their Work Gallery, Austin, TX
An illuminated rustic wood shadow box addresses the sanctity of the Heroes of the Alamo: Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett and William Barrett Travis and mourns the Mexican lives lost, 1999.
