\nNumber 2<\/strong>\u2014Des lendemains pleins de promesses<\/em> (Tomorrows Full of Promise) (in progress): found jeans, metal wire, tread, velcro, fishing line.
\nNumber 3<\/strong>\u2014Works on paper (in progress): various materials (ink, spray paint, sand, sparkles\u2026).<\/p>\n
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\nWinter 2024: A Memorable Occasion<\/h4>\n
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Winter 2024: A Memorable Occasion<\/h4>\n
I was thrilled and honoured to be included in the Shadow Selves<\/em> exhibition at M.David & Co. gallery in Brooklyn, NY, from February 16 to March 3, 2024. Sharing the gallery with the exceptionally talented Susan Luss and Hannah Ehrlich was a privilege.<\/p>\n Michael David, thank you for this extraordinary opportunity.<\/p>\n Works presented in the show:<\/strong> Photos: Louise No\u00ebl From left to right: Judith Luongo, Anna Wagner-Ott, Louise No\u00ebl, Liza Zukowski, Kathryn Hart, Christopher Staples and Michael David (mentor).<\/p>\n In the summer of 2018, I attended a master class with artist Michael David at Edgewood Farm – Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, Truro, Massachusetts, United States. This group of artists was amazing, and this experience was a turning point in my artistic practice.<\/p>\n Standing, from left to right: Gail Winbury, Cynthia Sparrenberger, Tina May Randolph, Franceska Alexander, Barbara Laube, Brenda Goodman (guest teacher). Photograph: Grace Roselli<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Summer 2024: An Intense Summer Residency I am excited to share that I had the amazing opportunity to participate in a residency program with artist Michael David at the Judy Pfaff Studios in Tivoli, NY, USA from June 17th to July 2nd. Even with the very hot and humid temperature, it was a fantastic experience, and I am especially grateful for my fellow studio mate, artist Mary Crenshaw. Her positive energy<\/p>\n
\nJe ne connais pas son nom<\/em> (I Do not Know their Name): found shirts, metal wire, tread; number 1-2-3-4.
\nIls sont pass\u00e9s<\/em> (They Went Through): found jeans, rusted metal, black fishing line.
\nWorks on paper from the series Variations<\/em>: walnut ink on Arches Watercolour Paper (Hot Pressed, 140 lb), 10\u2033 \u00d7 14\u2033; number 29-31-32.
\nWorks on paper from the series Gouttes<\/em> (Drops): walnut ink on Yupo, 11\u2033 \u00d7 14\u2033; number 2-6-8.<\/p>\n
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\nGreat memories from my residency at Truro Center for the arts\/Edgewood Farm at the end of the 2019 summer!<\/h4>\n
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\nSitting, from left to right: Anna Wagner-Ott, Louise No\u00ebl, Kate Brown, Michael David (teacher), Cherie Mittenthal (Executive Director of the Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill).<\/p>\n