Birds, Bats and Bones -- sculptural paper exhibit
Featuring representational works by Bryant Holsenbeck and abstract paper sculptures by Nicole Uzzell at the Sawtooth School for Visual Art. Join us for a closing artist talk on 10/25 at 5:30 - 6:30 with a brief talk at 6pm.
Common Roots - Many Branches
Uninvited Guests — abaca paper, steel wire, India ink, thread Each ant is approx. 10” (l) x 4” (w) x 1.5” (d)
Over 100 artworks in this exhibition featuring artists from historical black colleges —
Wilmington, NC January 28-April 30th
https://www.theartworks.co/upcoming-events/2022/1/28/hbcu-installation
SECCA exhibition -- extended thru Sept. 12th
I Wish paper installation has been extended and will now conclude on Sept. 12th.
Solo Exhibition at SECCA
“I Wish” paper installation opens tomorrow and runs through Sept. 5th. The opening reception is Aug. 7th from 1-4pn. Join me if you find yourself in Winston-Salem. https://secca.org/
North Carolina Arts Council Artist Support Grant
I’d like to thank and acknowledge the support I’ve received from the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. This artist support grant gave me the extra materials and access to welding equipment to produce larger scale works. I’m grateful to conclude this grant with an exhibition featuring the new work at SECCA in August, 2021
Paper - An Enduring Medium
Paper - An Enduring Medium is four-women exhibit at the Floyd Arts Center in Floyd, VA
April 10 - June 5, 2021 - Join us for the closing reception & artist talks on June 5th @ 5:30pm
Exhibition Features:
Georgia Deal, Bryant Holsenbeck, Char Norman, Nicole Uzzell, and Gibby Waitzkin
And Curated by Gibby Waitzkin
https://www.floydartcenter.org/hayloft-gallery-2021-curated-exhibi
More Leaves of the Tree
Nature’s Offering, my latest paper mobile was accepted into the juried exhibition—“More Leaves of the Tree”—that was held September 23 through November 7, 2020 at the Radford University Art Museum on Tyler in Radford, Virginia.
This exhibition featured works of art made of leaves, depicting leaves, referring to leaves, or metaphorically about leaves. Some three hundred works were submitted for consideration—which was the largest response the museum has ever had to a juried exhibition. The submitted works include a broad array of styles and media, ranging from abstract evocations to representational depictions: oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, metal and stone sculpture, ceramics, collages, animated film, photography, jewelry, fiber constructions, mixed media mobiles, etc.
The exhibition’s juror is Patrick Dougherty, a North Carolina-based sculptor renowned world-wide for his monumental environmental works constructed out of tree saplings. (His past awards include: the 2011 Factor Prize for Southern Art; a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant; a Henry Moore Foundation Fellowship; a Japan-US Creative Arts Fellowship, and a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship. For more information, see: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/garden/07twig.html ; Stickwork [Princeton Architectural Press, 2010]; and stickwork.net ).
Nature’s Offering Paper Mobile 4ft X 2ft
abaca, flax, garden hose, wire hangers, nylon curtain, walnut dye, black India ink, green India inks
Paper, Pulp and Sculpt at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
Join me in Gatlinburg, TN during the week of November 1-7th for an action-packed workshop imaking 3-D forms featuring handmade paper and overbeaten pulps. https://www.arrowmont.org/
Solo exhibition at Meredith College Raleigh, NC
Closing Reception on Sept. 26th from 4:30 - 6:30 with a gallery talk at 5:30.
