I can’t believe that my painting, Chasm of the Bingham, was acquired for the permanent collection at the Phoenix Art Museum! Thanks to Robischon Gallery, Tomorrow’s Harvest and curator Besty Fahlman for making this possible! I am so thrilled to have my work alongside such amazing historic Western paintings. (Image credit: Phoenix Art Museum, photo by Airi Katsuta)
Check out this beautiful folio for the Output – Art After Fire project I worked on as a co-conspirator and also as an artist mentor. It was amazing to see how the shared experience of wildfires brought artists and writers together from fire-prone Australia and the western United States.
Come and join me on October 21st for an engaging Fireside Dialog – part of M12 Studio‘s new artwork, Black Forest Institute. The event will take place outside, at sunset on the grounds of ENT’s Center for the Arts in Colorado Springs. Register HERE to participate! image courtesy of M12 Studio
I so enjoyed being part of the conversation at EcoArtSpace Tree Talk series! For those who were unable to make the event, here is a link to a video of the presentations and panel discussion.
I’m super excited to be a visiting artist and mentor for the 2021 Art + Rural Environments Field School offered by Richard Saxton through University of Colorado – Boulder. If you’re interested in participating, visit the website!
I feel honored to have my painting, On the Edge of the Sublime, featured on the cover of Iris Jamahl Dunkle’s most recent book of poetry, West: Fire: Archive. Get your copy now by ordering from University Press of Colorado.
Check it out and help the production team get this amazing film out to the public.
The best part of participating in SCREE was the conversations we had on the river. With such a diverse group of participants and their wide ranging expertise, we really tackled the issues of the Colorado river watershed from all angles. Thanks to the diligence of Tom Minckley, you can find your way to our campfires and listen in to these conversations on The Voices of SCREE podcasts. The voice of yours truly can be found on the episodes recorded on June 30 and July 4. Tune in!
Come and join me for a lunch, lecture and exhibition tour!
Art and Science, historical siblings, have drifted apart over the course of the last two centuries. Only recently have they begun to reunite, as specialists from each discipline have found that together they have a more powerful voice that they do separately. Erika Osborne will be discussing the recent collaboration between art and science as it relates specifically to environmental concerns in this lunchtime lecture.
For more information, and to register, visit the Fort Collins Museum of Art’s website.
I am thrilled to be part of the SCREE expedition and it’s correlating exhibitions. Follow the journey at https://www.powell150.org/ and check out the shows!
