May 27—Sept. 30, 2017, Reception: Friday, June 2, 6 pm
"Sculpture in the Garden" at the historic Edward Hopper House, guest curated by Eric David Laxman, includes "Lustration" and "Aegis," as well as work by 3 other sculptors—plus a summer outdoor Jazz series! 82 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960
May 7, 2017—May 29, 2018
At Rockland Center for the Arts, discover "Spirit of Place" and other works in their first Sculpture in the Woods show, curated by Collaborative Concepts, 27 S. Greenbush Rd., West Nyack, NY 10994
May 6—July 16, 2017
Closing Party: Sun., July 16, 2-5 pm
"Currently 80" celebrates the 80th Anniversary of the Sculptors Guild and 10 years at Governors Island! Take a ferry to see the exhibition in historic Nolan Park, #7B, along with many other activities. Hours: Weekends Sat.-Sun. 12-5
April – October, 2017, Artists Reception: Sat., June 17, 1-3 pm
"What the Birds Were Saying" is part of a show of scuptural chairs, "To Sit or Not to Sit," curated by Bibiana Huang-Matheis, at the beautiful Hammond Museum. 28 Deveau Road, North Salem, NY 10560-2115
January 8—March 16, 2017
The iconic Flatiron Building hosts a window installation of winged figures in wire-mesh—drawings in space and light—that explore human-bird personae. Inspired by myths from many world cultures, these soul-beings acknowledge dualities of strength/subtlety, movement/stability, ancient/contemporary, earth/sky. 175 5th Ave. at 23rd St., NYC 10010.
March 10—April 2, 2017
Sculptors Guild's "American Twist" small works show travels from Governors Island to New Orleans! Visit if you can for the art, music, food, and soul. The Opening Reception is Saturday March 11, 6-10 pm. Antenna Gallery, 3718 St. Claude Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117.
March 6—April 2, 2017
For Women's History Month, one of my Universal Elements series of works on paper, "Universal Earth" was chosen for "Strong as a Woman," a group exhibition curated by Carla Rae Johnson & Marcy B. Freedman. 201 S. Division St., Peekskill, NY 10566
March 3—April 2, 2017
To honor the 100th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage, curator Bibiana Huang Matheis invited 100 women artists from the Hudson Valley to exhibit in Beacon! Howland Cultural Center, 477 Main Street, Beacon, NY 12508
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Feb. 22—April 1, 2017
My newest functional bench, What the Eagle Saw, participates in the impressive Faculty Show of Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY. Some artworks take on a new significance in the present era. The beautiful Shirley Fiterman Art Center is located just north of the World Trade Memorial, 81 Barclay St., NYC 10007