Born: Peoria, IL, 1957
Lives: Carlisle, PA
1983 M.F.A., Painting, Yale University
1980 B.F.A., Drawing, University of Iowa
1999 Represented by nextmonet.com, online gallery
1998 Included in juried issue of Open Studios New American Paintings
1996 Birth of daughter, Lucy
1996 Fellowship, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
1992 Solo Exhibition, The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu
1990 Birth of son, Ivan
1990 Fellowship, Painting, National Endowment for the Arts,
Washington, D.C.
In my latest work, metaphoric objects and figurative elements hover above the landscape in dense airsuspended somewhere between a state of anxiety and serenity, subjectivity and objectivity. Influenced by Goyas Black paintings, they are meant to be humbling narrativesaddressing personal themes of conflict, time, motherhood and middle age.
I think I became an artist when I realized that I could communicate and orchestratethrough imagesthe intensity of my external perceptions and internal realities.
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