My collaborator May Babcock and I’s ongoing anthotype prints on handmade paper series “A Living Archive” was acquired by and is currently on view until September at the Boston Athenaeum. A panel discussion with the MFA’s Karen Haas will be held on July 29th. The show was positively reviewed in the Boston Globe on July 2nd by Mark Feeney and featured in Elin Springs’ summer photo shows. Many thanks to everyone at the Athenaeum for this exciting support of this new work!
May Babcock and I are offering an online workshop on the anthotype process. Registration is now open until the 10th, and videos and comments section open the next day. We hope you will join us for the fun!
Excited to return to Penland this summer to teach a workshop. Hope you will join me for a couple of days at this wonderful craft school outside of Asheville in the Blue Ridge Mountains!
Happy to share that my Feed videos are included in an exhibition in St. Louis, as part of “We Are What: Exploring Our Relationship with Food" at Intersect Arts Center. The show is up until August 16th, and has some exciting events I hope you check out!
Happy to have a “Parturition” image included in the New York Times’ Opinion section accompanying medical ethicist Carl Elliot’s article (May 7th). Thanks to the editors at the Opinion desk for inviting me!