Work is happening. Not sure if it’s good, not sure if it will see the light of day. But art/work/artwork is happening.
News and New Photos
Hello all from the very snowy Northeast! I figured I’d take advantage of being snowed in to share some really exciting news and a few new photos.
First things first – I am thrilled to report that my work is currently being shown in Cambridge, England! United Photo Industries joined with the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Cambridge to create Human Flows, a group exhibition of photography on the topic of humanity and movement. I’m on the lookout for photos of the installation and show opening, but in the meantime, you can read more about the exhibition here.
Over the last two months I also took advantage of the break between my classes to do a bit of shooting towards a new project. I’m keeping most of the work private until the project is complete, but I wanted to share two of the new images with you. I also rediscovered an old image from 2008, and you can see all three below. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the work in the comments!
Untitled 32, 2013:

Untitled 35, 2013:

Untitled 8, 2008:

I hope to have more news and photos for you all shortly!
Nerves
MHC 175 Recap
Hard to believe only a week ago I was just finishing the installation of “Workplace” in the library at Mount Holyoke College, and that the work is already down, but what a few days! And what an immensely rewarding experience. Students, alumnae, staff, and faculty were able to see the work over November 7-10 as part of Mount Holyoke College’s 175th Anniversary celebration, and the resulting discussion and feedback was better than I could have hoped for. Thank you to everyone who assisted me with this project, loaned me their shoes, and came to see the work in person!
Installation photos below – click for full-size images:
PRC Redux/Voltage/MHC 175
Hello friends! Quick update for you as a few things are going on:
- The PRC is offering an auction after-sale, so you have another chance to buy a framed print of mine, supporting me AND the PRC at the same time. Click the photo below if you’re interested!
- Voltage Coffee and Art in Kendall Square will be showing one piece of mine in their all-photo spectacular, Bring Back the Shot. The show runs October 29th – December 12, and the opening is next Friday, November 2nd, from 7p-10p. Coffee, wine, and snacks! Definitely check it out if you can. More deets here.
- Two weeks until “Workplace” gets its formal debut at Mount Holyoke College as part of their 175th Anniversary celebration! The work will be up November 8th-11th, and the location is TBD.
More soon!
PRC Auction – October 13th!
A month from today is the Photographic Resource Center’s annual benefit auction, and I’m honored to be one of the photographers with a piece in the silent auction. The image is one I shot while shooting for Unrelenting Silence and is a great example of why I shoot the way I do, and why I love shooting with film:
I highly recommend attending the auction if you can as it will be a great evening filled with photography, food and wine, and the excitement of the live auction. Check out photos from last year’s auction (I’m in a few as an art handler!). It’s an event not to be missed!
Wrap-Up/Shout-Outs/On to the Next One
Oh friends, what a crazy time it has been.
The NEPR Showcase has already come and gone. It’s been almost a month since the opening, and in that time I’ve met all sorts of lovely people. I also got a small but awesome mention at the end of the Boston Globe review on August 14th, and an amazing writeup by Liz Devlin of FLUX Boston.
If you missed the show, the virtual tour is now live on the PRC’s Flickr. Go go go!
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I would be remiss not to give a shout out to the O’Connells, Anna Martin, Branden Etheridge, and Digital Silver Imaging for helping me with all aspects of the show. I couldn’t have asked for better support. And of course, a huge HUGE thank you to Julie and Erin at the PRC – you ladies knew I could do it all along, and for that, I’m ever grateful.
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But as Jay-Z would say, I’m on to the next one:
During the second week of November I will have the honor of showing work as part of Mount Holyoke College’s 175th Anniversary. I am still finalizing plans, but for more information on the celebration, visit the college’s website here: Mount Holyoke College: Celebrating 175 Years of Women of Influence.
Installation, Day 3
Day 3 – the day I forgot my camera at home.
But it’s looking good, people.
Real good.
And just in time too, as the opening is one week from tonight!
















