Exhibition June 20th – September 30th A Fresh Field of Life: Artists, Naturalists and the Vision for Acadia is the theme of the MDI Biological Laboratory’s fifth annual Art Meets Science exhibit that features science-inspired work by local, national, and international artists. Concurrent with the centennial celebration of Acadia National Park, this year’s exhibition tells…
Interview with Meghan Widger, textile and fiber artist In the past 6 months I had the pleasure of working on a collaboration with another artist. While I work with other people consistently in my visual marketing career, I never thought to work with others in my personal artwork. I’ve been in a collaborative mood lately,…
Last summer I participated in the Hyarts Artist Shanty program in Hyannis, MA. Since then I have maximized my experience by writing down inspiration, tidbits and things people have said to me, that came to my mind and random things. I usually do this with action-packed experiences because if I have a lot on my…
Project: Mandala Quilts Year: 2016 A project done with textile artist Meghan Widger in exercising a collaboration of both our skills as traditional artists (textiles/quilting and black and white photography). Printed fabric was the medium that could combine both skills.
Last Thursday my family and I went to the 30. Below. reception and had a blast! ArtScope Magazine was present and I finally got my copy!! We got to enjoy samples from Short Path distillery and a buzzing crowd of artists and art appreciators.
In preparation for the 30. Below exhibit in Cambridge, MA which opened today at the Katheryn Schultz Gallery, Kristi was mentioned for her ‘stark and intriguing’ artwork in ArtScope’s latest issue: Kristi Beisecker’s “Olivo,” a black and white 22” x 28” photographic image, is stark and intriguing. A stand-alone image that challenges viewers to…
Artistry comes from the soul and is then translated with the movement of our hands regardless if we’re holding a pencil, a mouse, or a stylus. Though the problem with designing anything on a computer is the tedium and imprecision that comes with it, thus a lot of artists still prefer to draw free hand…
As usual click the above image to be taken to the facebook album. Visite de l’exposition du mairie du 18ème Eric Lejoindre et de la conseillère de Paris Danièle Premel commentée par la commissaire de l’exposition Julia Rajacic / Paris 18th city mayor Eric Lejoindre with the counsillor in charge of popular education…
Olivo was accepted into Cambridge Art Association’s 30 Below exhibition for next January. Juried by Mary M. Tinti, Curator of the Fitchburg Art Museum Presented at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, January 9 – 28, 2016 Award Presented January 14th Reception | Best in Show, $250 About Our Juror Mary M. Tinti is the curator…
Below is an article by Michael T. Klare about the upcoming Climate Summit in Paris in which my artwork is in conjunction of during the GAIA exhibition. Why the Paris Climate Summit Will Be a Peace Conference Averting a World of Failed States and Resource Wars By Michael T. Klare At the end of…
Beginning November 1st you can find my products in Hyannis, MA at Seaporium, a consignment shop that features local artisans and handmade crafts. A little sampling of what you see here on the website will be found there. We will mention that the price may be adjusted to adhere to the rules of the shop….
