The Gallery at TSTI exhibition focuses on artists who "act as guardians of the soil" and engage with ecological and environmental concerns. Artists who see nature as "living artwork." Their creative efforts send a strong message that we must preserve the beauty of our planet and actively work to improve its health and maintain its viability. Protecting the environment is not only just, but an existential responsibility.
Opening Reception:October 27, 2024, 2-5 pm at TSTI
432 Scotland Road
South Orange, NJ 07079
On view by appointment – February 2025
Artist talk: TBD

LANDS AND SYMBIOTIC FUTURES
Oct 3, 2024 to January 31, 2025 
Online at WEAD’s Kunstmatrix Gallery
https://artspaces.kunstmatrix.com/en/exhibition/13409738/lands-and-symbiotic-futures
Human relationships with lands and soils are deep and complex, sometimes based on listening and reciprocity, sometimes scarred by exploitation and toxicity. From colonization, war, and industrial agriculture, to reciprocity, stewardship, and respect; from minute microbial life to vast landscapes; lands and soils reflect choices to live in unity with, or in subjugation of, the natural world. WEAD invited stories of land, soils and visions for the future, both ecological and cultural.

I'm pleased that two images from my Turbulent Margins Project will be included in Studio Montclair's "Dwelling in Hope" exhibition. This show conveys images that express the concept of finding hope in the familiar, everyday aspects of our lives. The two photographs selected were taken after a flood along the Third River in Nutley, New Jersey. The resilience of plants to rebound addressed the theme of the show.
Leach Gallery
641 Bloomfield Avenue
Montclair, NJ
Artist Reception November 1, 6-8 PM

Winter Solstice 2023
Griffin Museum
67 Shore Road, Winchester, MA 01890
December 12, 2023 – January 7, 2024
Reception: Thursday December 16, 2023 from 4– 6 pm

Artful Partners
December 7. 2022 - March 10. 2023
The Anya and Andrew Shiva Gallery
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
860 11th Avenue
New York, NY  10019
212-237-1439
gallery@jjay.cuny.edu
www.shivagallery.or
Gallery Hours: 10 AM- 6 PM, M – F

NEW YORK—The Anya and Andrew Shiva Gallery, John Jay College, is pleased to announce our current exhibition Artful Partners. This exhibition, curated by Thalia Vracholopoulos, indicates how art can in a meaningful way mold relationships, reflecting as such, internal sentiments or innermost thoughts that ordinary human interaction, in all its forms, is unable to express or even comprehend. Artful Partners contains artworks in varying art media created by several international artist couples that delve into an artistic microcosm of countless relations, memories, and dreams.  First and foremost, this exhibition emphasizes the vital importance of mutual communication between people, which, if stretched out from the inside locus of a relationship to the outside field of the macrocosm and the contemporary world, is beyond doubt necessary. To borrow a term from botany, this cross-pollination works to transfer ideas from one area or medium to another, resulting in new and innovative forms. These novel possibilities are responses, nurtured within the couple’s environment, that demonstrate the interplay between individuals based on critical interconnection and close observation.

12th Annual Photobook Show
Two Exhibits
Davis Orton Gallery + Griffin Museum of Photography

Davis Orton GALLERY EXHIBITION   Hudson NY
November 20 – December 19, 2021

GRIFFIN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Winchester, MA.  JANUARY 6 – FEBRUARY 27
RECEPTION: JANUARY 13, 7-8:30PM

Plus, at Davis Orton Gallery
4th Annual Books and Readers Group Show
November 20 to December 19, 2021

Frontline Arts is pleased to present participant work on our handmade Scrubs Project Paper in a virtual format, documenting experiences during the pandemic (to see some of the earliest pieces done before this Call for Entries, please see our Scrubs Paper Project gallery by clicking here: frontlinearts.org/scrubs-paper-project)

The works in this show represent the broad range of talents and concepts from many artists and individuals: Onnie Strother, Claire Marcus, Len Merlo, Laura Blacklow. Joanne Ross, Ann Marie Miller, LeeAnn Metropoulos, Deborah Iacovelli, Ahni Kruger, Cassandra Gunkel, Michael McKeown, Ben Matthias, Jim Fallon, Mark Oldland, Bill Brookover, Carolyn Spivak, Rachel Heberling, Eileen Foti