I had a terrific time teaching, printing & lunching The Providence Art Club this September. Thanks to my fun & totally game attendees, & to the Club for making me feel like a million bucks. 💙

I'm so pleased to continue my collaboration with Tiny Showcase, offering affordable prints and objects by living artists. This year, we made a coloring book based on a number of my pictures and included some puzzle pages as well. A portion of all proceeds go to charity: I chose Stop AAPI Hate ❤️

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The image above is of a new sculpture, ABACUS, commissioned for the group exhibition Shift at the Bristol Art Museum in Rhode Island. The show aimed to "uncover how we all create associations and arbitrary meanings to symbols, imagery, and words. We often assume that objects and images have a fixed meaning, and the artwork in this exhibit challenges this notion." –Mary Dondero, Curator

Artists:
Boris Bally
Brett Day Windham
Kate Gilbert
Lois Harada
Matthew Kemp
Thomas Spencer Ladd
Scott Lapham
Lisa Lowenstein
Kerianne Quick
JP Terlizzi
William Van Beckum

AS ABOVE, SO BELOW : Cyanotype, Earthenware & Glass Vessels

BRETT WINDHAM, TAMMY KIM + BOW GLASSWORKS

EXHIBITION: JUNE 23RD - SEPTEMBER 15TH

World’s Fair Gallery is pleased to present our next show: AS ABOVE, SO BELOW featuring Cyanotypes by Brett Windham, earthenware vessels by Tammy Kim and handblown glass by Pierre Bowring of Bow Glassworks. Please join us at WFG for the opening reception on Friday, June 24th, 2022 from 6-8pm. This event is free and open to the public. Curated by Willa Van Nostrand.

RECEPTION: Friday, June 24th, 2022 | 6-8 PM

CLOSING: Thursday, September 15th, 2022 | 6-8 PM

My commissioned coloring book, Coloring The People's Park, is available for digital download on the RWP Conservancy website. I did a short interview with them to celebrate the release of this labor of love.

I loved making an affordable edition with Tiny Showcase in the summer of 2020. We chose my cyanotype Third Constellation for the project. With a small border for framing, the print measures 8" w x 10" h. The limited edition of 100 archival prints were created by Tiny Showcase and ship with a certificate of authenticity. The artwork has been printed on heavy 290gsm natural white paper.

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Gorham's Web Is a site-specific interactive installation created as a commission for the RISD Museum, in response to their concurrent exhibition of Gorham Silver, Designing Brilliance. My installation included a hand-strung sculpture made from objects I collected on walks around the former Gorham manufacturing site, and a suite of large collages. There were also three reflective mylar "ponds" on the floor to represent the ponds around the Providence factory site; the landscape of my walks.

The suite of eight collages were produced with the public's help while I was the artist in residence for October 2019 Open Studios at the RISD Museum. The collages combined printed images from RISD's Gorham silver collection, my hand-drawn maps and images of my collected found objects.

RISD MUSEUM WEBSITE

I am so proud to be included in Person of The Crowd, The Contemporary Art of Flânerie, at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The exhibition includes David Hammons, Robert Rauschenberg, Marina Abromovic, Francis Alys, pope l., and many more. The exhibition was curated by Thom Collins, the Executive Director of the Barnes. It runs February 24th-May 22nd, 2017.

The artist Man Bartlett has an ever-evolving website for the exhibition here.

I am pleased to be showing new and recent works in collage, glass, and mixed media at the Brick Galery- the project space within the Bristol Art Museum in February and March 2017. More information can be found here: Bristol Art Museum

Press for the Exhibition

I will have a collage available in the NurtureArt Benefit Auction

On October 23, I was pleased to be invited to participate in |Now Be Here #2|http://www.nowbeherela.com/|, a photograph of about 600 female/female identifying artists in the Beaux-Arts Court of the Brooklyn Museum. The project was conceived by artist Kim Schoenstadt, photographed by Paola Kudacki, and hosted by Shinique Smith and the Brooklyn Museum. Hyperallergic write-up

Over this summer and fall of 2016 I was pleased to create five new collages for the collection of Bruce Menin, to be installed in his new building at 10,000 Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles. This was an unusual commission for me: The project was to create collage portraits of five notable California-born figures. My subjects were Isamu Noguchi, Julia Child, John Steinbeck, Isadora Duncan and Robert Frost.

The group show Surface Matters at Knockdown Center in Queens was a must-see pick on artfcity, and a top-ten art event in Paper Magazine.

The works in the show focused on familiar materials that are deconstructed and transformed. Surface Matters was curated by Holly Shen and Samantha Katz, and the other artists included were Carolyn Salas, Daria Irincheeva, Katie Bell and Leah Dixon.

I am so pleased that my work Cypher (Sunset Park) is included in the summer exhibition Story of a Story, at Smack Mellon, curated by Shlomit Dror. The exhibition runs June 13 - July 26, 2015.

From the Press Release:

"In the exhibition Story of a Story, the artists are chroniclers who examine the relationship between language and narrative, truth and fiction, and between narrators and readers/listeners. The works in the show also pay close attention to the interpretive process that in turn offers an extension to the narrative and the work. Story of a Story’s thirteen artists present a range of narratives that are told through painting, sculpture, photography and video."

In January and February, 2015, I was the ArtSlant/Georgia Fee resident in Paris. On daily walks through all 20 arrondissements, I collected objects for a new installation piece, Tapestry. I wrote a series of essays for ArtSlant Paris, documenting the project and my experience. An archive of those bi-weekly essays can be found here.

It was a real pleasure to be included in Pamela Guerra's Ladies We Love interview series for her website Dinner Party.

As inaugural artist-in-residence for the Select Fair at Industry City from April through May, 2014, I explored the notion that the things we can afford to leave behind, to abandon, tell a story about a community. Throughout my time there I created a site-specific installation comprised of found objects collected on daily walks through the changing neighborhoods around Sunset Park and recently scrutinized Industry City. I invited friends and colleagues to walk and explore with me, and wrote about our adventures on the blog listed here: Project Blog

I so enjoyed talking to Samantha Katz at the Select Fair this spring, and appreciated her take on my residency in Whitewall Magazine

A big thanks to artist Rachel Klinghoffer for including my work on her stellar art blog: Cohesive Eclectic

I am pleased to be the first recipient of the Select Art Fair Residency- I have been granted a studio in Industry City for the month of April, where I will create a found object installation comprised of things found on walks around the changing neighborhood of Sunset Park. There will be an open studio on April 26th, and I will present the finished work at the Select Fair in May during Frieze Art week. Updates to follow!

It was very kind of Gerard Louis Simonnet to include a selection of my collages on his art blog- Merci, Gerard! curieuxdetrucs

I was featured on PEEK, a blog that posts a new work by a different artist every day. Thanks, Lee Gainer. Here's the link: Peek

I am participating in the RANSOM show in the gallery at WAYFARERS BROOKLYN. I've been assigned a word, and will find out the whole story on November 8th, 2013

I was commissioned by Charlotte and Grace Potter to create an extensive set design for their collaborative piece, Sister Act, at the annual CHRYSLER MUSEUM fundraiser exhibition. The event took place on October 8th, 2013, in Norfolk Virginia. The video of our performance is HERE

I contributed a multi media installation at GRAND POINT WEIRD, The brainchild of the inimitable Charlotte & Grace Potter. The event took place on September 14-15th, in Burlington, Vermont. Selected press can be found |http://our.risd.edu/post/55810382195/this-summer-charlotte-potter-mfa-10 gl-is-getting|here| and |http://www.7dvt.com/2013art-installations-come grand-point-north|here|

I am really enjoy contributing photos every other month to Ross Neglia's THIRD PLACE MAGAZINE

I am honored to be featured in Issue #13 of HER ROYAL MAJESTY, aptly titled LUCK

My PS1 STUDIO VISIT is online!

I was included in the group show THANKS, curated by Adam Parker Smith, which consisted of work stolen from about 80 artists. but you can review the show at LU MAGNUS and read press for the exhibition:
ART IN AMERICA: here
NYTIMES: here
THE HUFFINGTON POST: here

I was included in the group show CIRCUS, Curated by Erin Garber-Pearson & Joe Levickas, at The Gallery Project in Ann Arbor, Michigan from March 28 – May 5, 2013.
Press for the show can be found HERE

The Temporary Institute of Emancipated Objects, agroup show
with Humberto Duque, Barry Anderson and Whitney Lynn is now open.
Thursday, Jan 10th to Thursday, Feb 7th
Philip J. Steele Gallery
Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design

Lovely mention for my studio via Hyperallergic during
Brooklyn Museum's "Go Brooklyn" Open Studios, 8-9 September 2012.
Hyperallergic.com

My new interview with Her Royal Majesty magazine is online!
Thanks to Madison Mainwaring for the great questions.
Read it here: www.heroyalmajesty.ca/unnamed-colors-in…

To mark the advent of the new year, my first solo show, I PUT A SPELL ON YOU
opens January 13th at the University of Maine Museum of Art.
George Terry will be showing BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE in the adjacent gallery.
We will also be premiering our first collaborative work, Key West.

January 13-March 24, 2012
The University of Maine Museum of Art
40 HARLOW STREET
BANGOR ME 04401-5102
207.561.3350

In was included in the group exhibition Denim, at Mr. Kilty Gallery
in Melbourne, Australia. The show ran from August 10-23rd, and was
organized by one of my favorite artists, Dell Stewart. I was honored to
participate. Dell made a beautiful catalog, and also a blog to go with
the exhibition, both of which are available to view by clicking these links:

Denim Show Blog
Dell Stewart's flickr with images of the show
Dell Stewart Website with a link to the project and all of her other work

I will be included Boston link of the Chain Letter Exhibition, at
Samsøn Projects. The show was organized by Curated by Christian
Cummings & Doug Harvey, and I was happy to be invited to be in
the exhibition by the very lovely Jenny Lee. The idea for the show,
in the words of the curators, is this:

This exhibition is rooted in the ideals of inclusion, and
highlights the social nature of the art world. It is the hope
of the curators that the response will be vast and that the
artists represented will be an exponential representation
of all artists that are currently working and admired by
their peers.

The shows will open concurrently on July 23rd, 2011
in galleries all over the country and the world.

Chain Letter
Samsøn Projects

I am pleased to have been included in Wanderlust, a group show
of eight artists opening at Yes Gallery this Friday night, June 17th, 2011
from 7-10 pm. (147 India Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.)
The show is opening in conjunction with Northside Open Studios,
and is comprised of eight of the artists who are participating in the event.
Wanderlust was curated by Lesley Doukhowetzky.
Yes Gallery

I will be participating in Northside Open Studios this weekend,
from 12-6 on Sunday June 19th, 2011. The address: 67 West Street,
Studio #214, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Love to see you there!
Northside Open Studios

I will have a few brand new collages in a group show of works on paper,
presented by Tompkins Projects at DAN GRAHAM gallery in Los Angeles.
The show opens January 20th, 2011.
Here is a link to the facebook invite: Invite

I am thrilled to announce that I have been invited to have a
show at The University of Maine, Museum of Art, in January 2012.
I know, I know, you don't even have that calendar yet...just letting you know...

I am very excited to report that I have been accepted at TSKW
for a winter residency. I will be making new, collaborative sculptural
work with George Terry in the month of December. The catalog for
the fall/winter season, including and announcing our visit will be
available October 21st 2010.
More information about TSKW here

I will be participating in the Autumn Artisan Festival, held at
St. Andrew's School in Barrington, Rhode Island, on Saturday,
November 6 from 9:00am to 4:00pm. This is the first year for
this small, new, juried exhibition. New, small-scale framed
and unframed collages will be available. More information
and directions here.

I've just finished teaching for a month at St. Andrew's School in
Barrington, Rhode Island. I am looking forward to seeing to the
bas-relief tile mural created with the high school ceramics classes
installed! What a great experience. Thanks to Nanci
DeRobbio, Mike Morin, and Nancy Azano. Find out more about
the school here: St. Andrew's

I will be participating into the 2010 Wassaic Project Sumer Festival,
in Wassaic New York. The festival runs August 13-15th.
More information here: Wassaic

Wing Mountain was selected for Boston Young Contemporaries,
an annual juried exhibition. This years' jurors were Katherine Bradford,
Jessica Dickinson and the excellent Joao Ribas. The show is open
June 25th-August 6th.
The show's website is here:BYC

The Lovely Allison Weisberg at Recess Activities graciously agreed to host the
RISD Sculpture MFA show, Brand New Bag. There are only seven of us, and
we've been released out into the world. Recess website is here:Brand New Bag
Also, here is a link to Recess' Flickr stream from the opening:Recess on Flickr

Accumulations of Opaque Experiments, the RISD MFA 2010
Exhibition, runs May 20-June 5, 2010, at the RI Convention Center.
The RISD FEED website for the show is here:Grad Exhibition, and be sure
to look for the time-lapse video of the installation, opening and de-installation of the hall.