PUBLIC/OUTDOOR SCULPTURES
2020-Ongoing • Ruppert Yorkville Towers Condominium, New York, NY. Two sculptures, Wave with Striped Bass (Midsize Model) and Rockaway Wave (Midsize Model) permanently on view in the lobbies
2018 • Forest Spirits, 20 Masks installed on trees in the Collaborative Concepts exhibit at Saunders Farm, Garrison, NY
2017 • Rockaway Wave, a 6-foot high stainless steel welded sculpture installed at Rockaway Beach Park, NY; part of an outdoor sculpture show, “On the Rock,” curated by Chris Jorge and Esther Grillo, on view May-October
2016-2019 • Adam & Eve, life-size male & female torsos, cast concrete, on view at Galli Curci Sculpture Garden, Highmount, NY. Curated by Dave Channon
2016-Ongoing • Sentinel, a 5 foot high metal, semi-figurative assemblage in a long-term installation at the Emporium Sculpture Garden, High Falls, NY, curated by Sevan Melikyan of Wired Gallery
2014-Ongoing • Wave, a 10 foot high steel sculpture permanently installed at Rockland Community College, Suffern, NY.
Previously installed in Riverside Park South from 2013-2014; sponsored by the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and the Art Students League’s Model to Monument (M2M) Program
2014-Ongoing • Flock, a 16-foot high collaborative steel sculpture permanently installed at Rockland Community College, Suffern, NY; Previously installed 2013-2014 at Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, NY. Part of the M2M Program
2009 • Kachina and Nemo, 6 feet high, semi-figurative metal sculptures assembled from found objects. Kingston Sculpture Biennial, Kingston, New York; curated by Meagan Gallagher; outdoor installation in a Hudson River Park
SOLO AND TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS (*solo show)
2017 • Ottendorfer Branch, New York Public Library, New York, NY, “Waves”*
2016 • Tompkins Square Branch, New York Public Library, New York, NY, “Masks”*
2016 • Arts Society of Kingston, Kingston, NY; “Waves, Women and Other Wonders”, Solo Spotlight Show*
2015 • Tompkins Square Branch, New York Public Library, New York, NY, “Mostly Metal – An Exhibit of Sculpture*
2011 • Ottendorfer Branch, New York Public Library, New York, NY, “Metal Wall Sculpture”*
2005 • Ellenville Public Library and Museum, Ellenville, NY, “Spirits: An Exhibit of Masks” *
2001 • Gallery at the Brooklyn YWCA, Brooklyn, NY, “Masks and Abstractions”
1996 • Pace University Schimmel Center for the Arts, New York, NY, “Spirits and Demons: An Exhibit of Masks” *
1993 • Middlesex County Community College Gallery, Edison, NJ, “At this Moment – The Process of Sculpture”
1992 • The YWCA of Brooklyn, NY, “Oil and Iron”
1986 • Paradise Café, Staten Island, NY *
1984 • Captains C.P. Restaurant, New York, NY *
1981 • Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY *
1979 • Eisner Hall Gallery, The City College of NY, New York, NY *
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2022 · “Revolution/Evolution,” Taller Boricua & New York Society of Women Artists, New York, NY, upcoming exhibit
2021 · “Instructors Salon,” Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery of the Art Students League, New York, NY
· “Women on the Edge of Time,” Tailler Boricua Gallery & New York Society of Women Artists, virtual exhibit
· “Festival of the Arts,” Theater for the New City; virtual and actual exhibit; curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe
· “Surviving Covid,” Theater for the New City, NY; virtual and actual exhibit; curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe
· “On Being,” curated by Kim Powers; virtual exhibition, sponsored by Sculptors Alliance
2020 · Theater for the New City, Lower East Side Festival of the Arts; curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe; virtual exhibit
· Dorsky Gallery at New Paltz College of State University of New York, virtual exhibit during the pandemic
· Hudson Guild, New York, NY, Jim Furlong, curator; virtual exhibit
· Art Alumni Group of City College of NY, virtual exhibit
· “Female Gender Identity and Equality,” Chapman Gallery, Iona College, New Rochelle, NY
2019 · Women’s Suffrage History Exhibit, Hays-Heighe House, Harford County Community College, Bel Air, MD; displayed a clay model proposal for The Central Park Monumental Women sculpture commission
· LIC Arts Pop-Up Exhibit, Long Island City, NY
· Aaron Davis Hall, City College of NY, “9th CCNY Art Alumni Biennial Exhibition;” also showed in the biennial exhibits of 2017, 2015, 2013 2011, 2009, 2007, 2005 and 2003, juried by Mara Loving Kearney, Professors Elizabeth O’Connor & Annie Shaver-Crandell, Jay Milder & Frederick Brosen, Faith Ringgold, Stefan Stux, William Behnken & Chakaia Booker, and Deborah Willis, respectively
· Arts Society of Kingston, Kingston, NY, “Off (and On) the Wall”
· Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery of the Art Students League, New York, NY, Instructors Exhibit
2018 · Manhattan Borough President’s Office, New York, NY, “Waterfront”
· CCNY Archives, New York, NY, “Women Make Art”
· Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery of the Art Students League, New York, NY, Instructors Exhibit
· Zakin Gallery, Demarest, NJ, “Art as Sanctuary”
· Saphira & Ventura Gallery, NYC, “American Masters", Curated by Alcinda Saphira & Monica Sarmiento-Castillo
2017 · Governors Island, NY. “Metal: A Sculpture Exhibit,” curated by Natsuki Takauji and Anne Stanner.
· Siglo XXV Gallery, Alicante, Spain and Casa Castilla La Mancha, Madrid, Spain, “Exposition: Amigos y Artistas
The Art Students League of New York,” curated by Monica Sarmiento-Castillo of bi/Coa.org
· Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery of the Art Students League, New York, NY, “The Technical Instructors Show”
(also showed each year 2008-2016)
· Theater for the New City, New York, NY, “Art vs. Tyranny,” curated by Carolyn Ratcliffe
2016 · George Billis Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY, “The Primacy of Color”
· Governors Island, NY, “Go Figure: an Exhibit of Sculpture,” juried by David C. Terry, organized by Anne Stanner
· Arts Society of Kingston, Kingston, NY, “Sculpture, the Third Dimension,” curated by Philip Monteleone; and
“Regional 2D Juried Exhibition,” juried by Daniel Belasco, curator at Dorsky Museum, SUNY New Paltz
2015 · The Arsenal Gallery, Central Park, New York, NY, “Wreath Interpretations,” curated by Jennifer Lantzas
· Arts Society of Kingston, Kingston, NY, “Being Human,” curated by Barbara Esmark and “Thoughts in 3D”
· Governors Island, New York, NY, “Speaking Volumes…and Voids,” curated by Anne Stanner
2014 · Iona College Arts Center Gallery, New Rochelle, NY, “Scene and Unseen”
2013 · Torche’ Galerie, Belmar, NJ. Fall Exhibit, curated by Melissa Starke
· Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY, “Synergism”
2012 · Prince Street Gallery, New York, NY, “Eye to I”
· Arts Society of Kingston Gallery, Kingston, NY, “On the Wall: 3D Sculptures”
2011 · Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden, North Salem, NY, “Heart of the Artist”
· Broome Street Gallery, New York, NY; also, 2010, 2008, & 2007
2010 · Johnson & Johnson Headquarters Gallery, New Brunswick, NJ, “The Heart – Center of Life”
2009 · Mobius Exhibition Space, Boston, MA, “The Politics of Shoes”
· Theater for the New City, New York: “Six Women” Exhibit
2008 · AC-BAW Center for the Arts, Mt. Vernon, NY, “(Sub) Urban Visions”
· Salmagundi Club, New York, NY
2007 · Ashtabula Art Center, Ashtabula, Ohio
· Daniela Passal Galleries at Mohonk Arts, High Falls, NY, “Some Body,” curated by Judith Singer
2006 · University of Rhode Island, Providence, RI “Set in Stone: Women in Three Dimensions”
· Pleiades Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY (also in 2004 and 2003)
· Broome Street Gallery, Soho, New York, NY, “Zen of the Artist”
2005 · Godwin-Ternbach Museum, Queens College, NY, “Music and the Visual Arts”
2004 · Flinn Gallery, Greenwich, CT
· Bertoni Gallery, Sugar Loaf, NY. Sculptures on long term exhibit in sculpture garden
2003 · Northern Westchester Center for the Arts, Mt. Kisco, NY
2002 · Noho Gallery, New York, NY
· 2/20 Gallery, New York, NY, Small Works Show (also showed there 1998, 2006 & 2009)
2001 · Rubenstein Gallery at the Educational Alliance, New York, NY, “Tradition”
· Weill Cornell Medical Library, New York, NY
2000 · Broome Street Gallery, New York, NY, Sculptors Alliance 20th Anniversary
1999 · Brooklyn YWCA, Brooklyn, NY, New Year Exhibit
1998 · Carriage Barn Arts Center, New Canaan, CT
1997 · Hopper House Art Center, Nyack, NY, “If the Shoe Fits…”
· Lever House, New York, NY
1996 · FAO Gallery, New York, NY
· Kohn Pederson Fox Gallery, New York, NY
· Sullivan County Museum, Hurleyville, NY, “Nine Sculptors: Recent Sightings”
· Atlantic Gallery, Soho, New York, NY
1980-1996 –In one or more exhibits each year in NY galleries & alternative spaces
MOVIE
My sculpture, 9/11: Forever in Our Hearts, and I appeared in an art gallery scene in the major musical motion picture “Clear Blue Tuesday,” 2009, directed by Elizabeth Lucas
AWARDS
People’s Choice Winner, for Triangular Curve #9 in “Off (and On) the Wall Exhibit,” August 2019, Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) Gallery, Kingston, NY
Career Achievement Award, Art Alumni Association of City College of NY, 2014
Model to Monument Program 2013-2014; selected in a competition to create a public sculpture for Riverside Park South, NYC. This is a joint program of the Art Students League and the NYC Parks & Recreation Department
People’s Choice Award – Arts Society of Kingston, June 2012 for Bessie wall sculpture
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Merit Scholarship – Art Students League of NY, 2009
Artistic Merit Cash Award – Salmagundi Club, 2008
Award for Sculpture – Art Alumni Association of City College of NY, 2006, 2004 & 1996
TEACHING POSITIONS
Instructor, Metal Sculpture, Art Students League of NY (2004-present)
Assistant Instructor, Metal Sculpture, Educational Alliance Art School (1992-1999)
Taught art in New York City public schools (1970s)
EDUCATION
The City College of NY (CUNY) – Master of Fine Arts (MFA), with a major in sculpture
Queens College, Flushing (CUNY), NY – BA, major in English Literature
Additional art studies at: Art Students League of NY; Educational Alliance; Hunter College; The New School (Parsons); Empire State College (all in NYC); and Instituto Allende, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico