Exhibitions, Publications, and Press
Geometric Pattern Meets Historic Pathways, Acrylic on canvas, 48 x 36 inches, 2024
Belonging, a virtual group exhibition and blog post
Consisting of 49 artists and curated by Victoria J. Fry, Belonging is an exploration of the power of art to cultivate connection and community.
In addition to including this new painting in the exhibition, I was also selected to be featured on the VAC blog. Read it here
Wilm to New York Penn Station 4, Acrylic on paper, 33 x 25 inches (framed), 2023
Static Motion, a group exhibition
Curated by Kristine Go, Director of Exhibitions for Art Fair 14C, this group exhibition of painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media explores subjects related to different degrees of movement in both the literal and conceptual sense.
On view at Gallery 14c, Jersey City, NJ through June 7, 2024
Curtains, Radiator, and a Museum Rooftop, Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 16 x 12 inches, 2021
Awakening Earth: Narratives of Spring, a group exhibition
Curated by Sergio Gomez, “Awakening Earth: Narratives of Spring” is an innovative dual-exhibition that spans both the tangible and the digital spaces. This exhibition invites viewers on a journey through the myriad ways artists interpret the awakening of the earth as winter’s grasp loosens and spring’s first tendrils emerge. Through a curated selection of contemporary paintings, the exhibition explores the multifaceted narratives of spring—a time of unparalleled growth, blossoming beauty, and the rebirth of nature’s vibrant palette.
On view at Zhou B Art Center, Chicago through May 10, 2024
Cobblestone Streets and a Modern Planter, Acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 24 x 18 inches, 2022
Shapes, a group exhibition
Shapes is a three-person exhibition with Karen Delaney and Dolores Poacelli exploring the formal elements of abstract painting on display through March 22, 2024 at The Art Trust Gallery in downtown West Chester, PA.
The Art Trust is a volunteer-based charitable organization which supports and cultivates the exploration of a contemporary aesthetic for the benefit of artists and the community.
Through the continued support of our corporate sponsor, Meridian Bank, The Art Trust is able to direct 100% of online donations and net proceeds of art sales to art scholarships, sponsorships and grants.
Create Magazine, issue 41 feature
I was selected to be published in the December 2023 issue of Create Magazine. For this issue, the publication invited artists to share their work and stories that invite us to dive deeper into the sometimes witchy, sometimes truly magical elements of art. Explore interviews with Alex Garant, Alison Blickle, Cindy Bernhard, Rebecca Chaperon, Sarah Potter, and Michelle Avery Konczyk.
For our curated section, we invited artist and founder of Visionary Art Collective, Victoria Fry, to handpick artists from all around the world.
Wilm to New York Penn Station 2, Acrylic on paper, 30 x 22 inches, 2023
Fresh Paint, a virtual group exhibition
Enjoy the virtual online exhibition Fresh Paint sponsored by Create Magazine and curated by Margaret Winslow, Curator of Contemporary Art, Delaware Art Museum. Learn more about the exhibition and artists.
ESTILA 50 Artists:
Source Book for Designers
ESTILA, a curated platform for next generation design and art based in the UK, developed a resource book of art targeted to interior designers and other professionals to make sourcing original art for various projects easier. Their goal is to connect the fine art world with the design world. The book will be available in digital and print versions in early 2024.
Art Seen magazine feature
I was selected to be included in the International Art Quarterly, Art Seen, Summer 2023 Issue founded and curated by Gita Joshi. Launched in 2021, Art Seen is a leading contemporary art magazine featuring visual artists working around the world.
Artist Talk magazine feature
I was selected to be included in the March 2023 Issue of Artist Talk magazine. Artist Talk is a bi-monthly publication by artists, for everyone. Focused on showcasing diverse artists and providing a platform for them to delve deeper into their creative endeavors. Featuring a variety of work influenced by global inspirations, this magazine highlights talent from the UK and beyond.
High Beam a 3-person exhibition
High Beam was a three person exhibition of contemporary painting and neon sculpture that was on view at James Oliver Gallery in Philadelphia from February 11-March 25, 2023. Alissa Eberle, Jennifer Small, and Pete Zebley come together in this optimistic collection, in an illuminated vantage of space and cityscape.
Together, the trio capture sublime stories of urban experience, composed through alternating of the microscopic and a gestalt view of these moments and their felt impression. Zebley moves into laser focus of these sensibilities through his current body of work, while Small emphasizes textural features in considered time, almost as movements in prose. Eberle casts light with fantastical mirage, of both edifice and inner world.
Extra in the Ordinary, a solo exhibition
Extra in the Ordinary was a solo exhibition of my latest paintings and works on paper that opened in June 2022 and ran until November 2022 at Shockoe Artspace in Richmond, VA. This was my largest exhibition to date. I was able to include 28 paintings and 4 large drawings filling the spacious gallery in the heart of Richmond’s Shockoe Bottom neighborhood. I also had the opportunity to chat with Ryan and Garreth, directors of Shockoe Artspace, on their podcast about art and design called Shockoe Artspeak.
I’m in Love with the Ordinary, a solo exhibition
I’m in Love with the Ordinary was a solo exhibition of my latest paintings that opened in September 2021 at Sarah Gormley Gallery in Columbus, Ohio. This was my first exhibition in Columbus and my first visit there. The work ranged in size from 12x9 inches to 48x36 inches and all focused on my exploration of everyday wonders represented in imagined color palettes.
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