January 24 - May 30, 2020.
Invitational group exhibition
Pensacola Museum of Art, 1st floor, Pensacola, FL.

https://uwf.edu/cassh/departments/art-and-design/steam2020/

The STEAM2020 Exhibition engages contemporary art with science and new technologies. The exhibiting artists challenge narratives of human ecologies and offer exciting insights into creative processes. This show explores trans-disciplinary approaches to the concept of ecosystems as a metaphor for critical thought. Through the intersection of art and science, STEAM2020 provides an aesthetic platform that showcases the results of collaborative experiments and observations related to the environment.

Exhibiting participants investigate ecologies as a method of describing natural or biological inter-dependencies and cooperations. Artworks on display use systems such as mapping strategies to describe the environment, the anthropological, and the geopolitical. Other organizational methods such as urban planning models are employed to evaluate and understand our relationship as a part of a co-mutual ecosystem. In this way, we can apply the idea of an “ecosystem” as a concept for mapping the interdependencies and the co-mutualisms of a group of actors.

STEAM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics used to describe and promote collaborations within the humanities and sciences and interdisciplinary work. The UWF STEAM exhibitions started in 2014 and have returned as a wide-ranging triennial of programming that intensely explores interdisciplinary work between the arts and sciences.

November 3, 2017 - January 14, 2018.
Pensacola Museum of Art
Charles W. Lamar, Sr. Assembly Room, located on the second floor of the museum.

Crossing Boundaries: Art and The Future of Energy National Juried Exhibition features invited and juried artists whose trans-disciplinary works attend to and contemplate issues such as the future of clean energy, eco-aesthetics, eco-justice, sustainability, social practice and the environment, the intersections of science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) that are contextualized through aesthetic practices. The exhibition serves as a laboratory for the exchange of innovative ideas as well as space for experimental investigations. The art and science can reveal our path to resiliency as we face a changing climate and the environmental, economic and social challenges that impact all cultures, countries, and nationalities globally.

The Pensacola Museum of Art, 350 Pensacola, and UWF Department of Art exhibition and event are part of the Clean Energy Festival and Pensacola Foo Foo Festival, and is made possible by a grant from Art, Culture and Entertainment (ACE), Inc., and the fiscal sponsorship of Pensacola Community Action Network (Pensacola CAN)

The exhibition features an event with guest artist, writer, activist, Hilton Kelley and performance artist, Audi-Yo. Invited and featured exhibiting artists are: George Ferrandi, Elisa Ferrari, Caitlin Rhea, Calvin Rocchio, Sarah Nance, and Plantbot Genetics. Curators: Carrie Fonder, Amy Bowman-McElhone, and Felicia E. Gail.

February 2 - March 11, 2017.
Reception: Feb. 2, 5-7pm.
TAG (The Art Gallery) at the University of West Florida.

STEAM2017 is a five-week program offering art exhibitions, lectures, artist-led workshops for students of regional K-12 programs, and a colloquium with participants and speakers from around the nation. It was created to encourage meaningful dialogue between University departments and various fields of study, while sparking conversations surrounding environmental stewardship. The theme for the 2017 program will focus on water and the environment.

uwf.edu/cassh/departments/art/steam2017…

October 24 - December 14, 2016.

In celebration of the Charles W. Lamar Studio being built adjacent to the Switzer Center, “Under Construction” displays select works from 24 PSC artists and gives students and the community a look into their creative process.

November 5, 2016.

James Earle Bowden Building and lawn behind T.T. Wentworth Museum, 120 Church St Pensacola, FL 32502

An arts and science event featuring the Future of Energy Art Competition and Art Show. Awarded the "STEAM 2017 Award" as well as automatic inclusion in the STEAM 2017 exhibition.

October 26 - December 11, 2015.

Select works from 25 artists are on display at the Pensacola State College Art Faculty Exhibition at the Anna Lamar Switzer Center for Visual Arts, Building 15, on the Pensacola campus.

This annual exhibition highlights current works by Pensacola State’s acclaimed professional art faculty and represents an extensive array of media including ceramics, drawing, digital imaging, graphic design, jewelry, painting, photography, sculpture and video.

PSC Visual Arts faculty and staff participating in the show are Michael Boles, Kathy Brower, Bill Clover, Jay Flynn, Louise Foster, Mark Francis, Marilyn Givens, Mark Hopkins, Jim Jipson, Krist Lien, Julie McGarth, Sam Nettles, Linh O’Briant, Allan Peterson, Kristen Regan, Douglas Reiser, Patricia Reppenhagen, Caitlin Rhea, Jimmy Rhea, John Shoemaker, Vivian Spencer, Warren Thompson, Holly Vaughn, Leslie Ward and Paula Work. For more information, call the Switzer Center Gallery at 850-484-2550 or click on http://visualarts.pensacolastate.edu.

http://www.pensacolastate.edu/psc-art-faculty-exhibition-features-select-works-from-25-artists/

August 12 - 21, 2015.
Reception: Thursday, August 12th, 4-6pm.
Solo show, Gallery 10 at Castle Hill, Truro, MA.

May 1 - June 17, 2015.
Barnstable High School Main Lobby, Hyannis, MA.
Curated by Matt Kemp, Head of the Art Dept. at BHS

March 24 - 28, 2015.
Reception: Tuesday, March 24th from 4:30-6:30pm.
Mazmanian Gallery at FSU, Framingham, MA.

In conjunction with the 49th Annual National Council for Ceramic Arts (NCECA) Conference held in Providence, RI. This exhibition, curated by Professor Keri Straka, was an official part of the 2015 conference.

September 12 - November 13, 2014.
University of Maine, Farmington, at the Emery Community Arts Center.
Group exhibition curated by Krisanne Baker.
"Art and Science connecting on behalf of our most important element."

September 2 - 27, 2013.
Mazmanian Gallery at Framingham State University.
Featuring the work of Adjunct Faculty: Catherine Carter, Carol O'Malia, and Caitlin Nesbit.

August 19 - 26, 2011.
Reception: Friday August 19th, 6 - 10pm.
ArtSpace Hartford, CT.

July 15 - August 14, 2011.
Reception: July 15th, 6 - 8pm.
Boston University - 808 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, MA.

April 30 - May 8, 2011.
MFA Thesis Exhibition.
MassArt Paine and Bakalar Galleries.
Boston, MA.

April 4 - 14, 2011.

I curated an interdisciplinary exhibition at the Doran Gallery at MassArt
"HydroLogically", handling water sustainability.

Free Events scheduled during "HydroLogically" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Artist Talk with Christine Destrempes (Art for Water) - April 5, 7:00pm
Artist Talk with Janet Echelman - April 12, 7:00pm
Presentation by Clean Water Action - April 14, 6:00pm
Closing Reception - April 14, 7:00pm

December 9, 2010 - February 12, 2011.
Emerson College, at the Huret & Spector Gallery, Boston, MA.

Curated by Emerson College students, this exhibition will provide insight into the current generation of artists working at Boston University, Massachusetts College of Art & Design, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, who are working to demystify our relationship with nature and the world.

Opening Reception: June 12, 2010.
On display through the end of July 2015.

My first public art piece, located on the 2nd floor deck overlooking Boston Harbor. Thank you Harbor Arts!

HarborArts displays public art to bring attention to issues and solutions that affect the quality of our harbors, waterways and oceans. It promotes environmentally responsible solutions and creative new ways of living and working that respect our water resources.