Showing posts with label postcard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label postcard. Show all posts

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Family Matters - Opening Tonight!

 I know I already told you guys about this show, but I wanted to remind you of the opening reception tonight, and I was excited that my work got featured on the postcard.

Family Matters
June 23- August 25, 2012
Tempe Center for the Arts
Opening Reception Saturday, June 23rd, 6-9pm
Free and open to the public

Hope to see you there.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

In the Mail

Just mailed my giant batch of postcards out...expect yours soon! Here are the different designs (all designs by Melissa McGurgan)4x6 postcard (front above and back below)4x6 folding invitation (front and back)

4x6 folding invitation (interior)
and the design file Melissa did for my sign, which I posted a picture of yesterday.

Monday, June 8, 2009

Portrait/Self Portrait Show at Shaw Gallery

This week I am finishing up my work for the Portrait/Self Portrait show at Shaw Gallery. These brooches will go to the show along with some new work. Here is the postcard, my image made the cover (or at least I think its the cover!)
Other Artists in the show include,
Robert Ebendorf
If you are in or near Northeast Harbor, Maine on July 9th, head on over to the opening reception from 5-7, or be sure to check out the show, it runs until July 22nd.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

30th Annual Mesa Contemporary Craft Show Press

Look at what I got in the mail today!!! It is the brochure for the Mesa Contemporary Craft Exhibition...and my work is on the cover!!! I am so excited! Wow!
You should all come to see the show! There are tons of other ASU people in it as well as many other artists from all over the country.
ASU graduate students in the show include: Shuching Chen, Nick Deford, Sally Gilmore, and Ann Morton.
Also, Jesse Armstrong, ASU ceramics grad has his own solo show in conjunction with the craft show as he was last years contemporary craft show jurors winner. (see center of brochure)
I especially cannot wait to see the work of Sarah Perkins, and also Natalya Pinchuk who are very well known metalsmiths.