Exhibitions
What’s Wrong?, 2018–Ongoing, Installation. Photo by Janna Christian, 2018
Works on Paper 2021
The LBIF • Long Beach, New Jersey
June 12 - July 5, 2021
Juried by Lanka Tattersall
Each time it’s placed in a new setting, there’s fresh context for an entirely new spectrum of responses. There is wrongness in the world, in our lives; this is fact. Many painful human experiences are universally shared, and I’ve found in my stormiest storms, the only thing with the potential to help is just knowing that others have been there before. They can understand. And they’ve gotten through it and kept on walking, proof that I will be okay too. This is solidarity of humankind and this is the most valuable thing I can imagine. That’s what i’m about.
Better than you think, 2020, Relief print, limited edition of 20
Relief Conspiracy
The Harlow • Hallowell, Maine
January 29 - February 27, 2021
Juried by Scott Minzy
An annual print exchange exhibition consisting of relief printed postcards created and mailed by over 370 printmakers around the world.
What are your beliefs?, 2019–2020, relief printing, mail art, installation
Facing Forward
Light Art Space • Silver City, New Mexico
October 10, 2020 - January 2, 2021
Juried by Satpreet Kahlon
An installation of 84 postcards responding to the question of “what are your beliefs?” included in a juried exhibition featuring printed works by women of color that look toward and engage with the future in varying ways.
Take what you need give what you can, 2018, participatory installation, risograph printing
Brand 47 Works on Paper
Brand Library & Art Center • Glendale, California
September 7 - October 25, 2019
Juried by Alma Ruiz
An interactive installation of risograph printed business cards available for viewers to take, selected for a juried exhibition of 89 artworks chosen out of over a thousand submissions.
What’s Wrong?, Selected works from Fog, Take what you need give what you can, Tell me something
Imaging: Responding to our Current Cultural Climate
Partners Gallery • Fort Bragg, California
February 28 - March 30, 2019
Juried by Amy Berk
An exhibition of three California artists creating work which engage and respond to the current cultural climate. This show included a selection of installation works as well as work by Barbara Pollack-Lewis and Christopher Chinn.
What’s Wrong?, Fog, Take what you need give what you can, Tell me something, All my contacts, Make yourself somewhat comfortable, Trust yourself. Photo by Janna Christian, 2018
I’ll be there for you sometimes
The Earl and Virginia Green Gallery • La Mirada, California
April 2 - 5, 2018
A solo senior thesis exhibition focused on the value of genuine human relationship and human connectedness. This show featured works on paper in the form of participatory installations and a variety of mediums including risograph print and watercolor.