With a searching mind, a love of cursive handwriting, and the frenzied energy of repetition, Hannah Verlin's (Sculpture/Installation Fellow '11) latest work depicts the mythic sagas of American history from vital records of pre-Revolutionary Boston to shipping manifests of 19th century New Bedford whaling fleet. In her upcoming show at Boston Sculptors Gallery, Hannah's work … [Read more...]
Studio Views
Highlighting the work spaces and creative processes of individual artists.
Studio Views: Kayla Mohammadi
With influences ranging from Helsinki to Maine, the award-winning artist Kayla Mohammadi's abstract paintings will be exhibited in a solo show at the Caldbeck Gallery in Rockland, Maine, from August 14 - September 14, 2013. The alluring forms and patterns in her paintings reflect the varied influences in her mind. Originally from Northern California, as well as having lived in … [Read more...]
Studio Views: Susan J. Champeny
Artist Susan J. Champeny is busy preparing her ReinCARnation Hubcap Lily Pads public art installation for the Art in the Park in Elm Park, Worcester MA, July 25-October 13. We asked Susan to participate in a "Studio Views" post - recognizing that the "studio" for a work of public art can be decidedly exterior. Here, she shares a journal of the making of the original version … [Read more...]
Studio Views: Stephen Golding
Photographer Stephen Golding (MCC Photography Fellow 1993 and Finalist 1997) has seamlessly incorporated three dimensional imaging into his longstanding photomontage process in order to create an alluring body of work. He has an upcoming exhibition in June 2013 at The Gallery at Flannels, Leeds, UK. Here, he offers a peak into his studio (and process) through the … [Read more...]
Studio Views: Sophia Ainslie
Sophia Ainslie lets us peek into her studio (and gallery) process as she creates her vibrant paint and ink artworks. My studio is 3 miles from my home. It's in an active factory building with lots of other artists. It's spacious, has no windows, but lots of wall space. I chose it for that reason and also because I don't like to be reminded of time passing. This way, I … [Read more...]