BIO
Born in Broomall, Pennsylvania, I have independently developed and, also,
formally studied as an artist. During high school, I attended the Barnes Foundation,
whose art appreciation lecture course focuses on the universal language of color, form,
and texture underlying all art traditions, and emphasizes looking and learning firsthand --
premises that still guide my art practice. I furthered my studies at Sarah Lawrence College
(BA, Dec. 1977) and Tyler School of Art in Rome. After graduation, I moved to New York City and
attended Hunter College (MFA, 1982).
I continue to live and work in New York City and Italy. Regularly moving between
environments and seeking the contrapositions between them underlies my personal
approach to landscape style and imagery. My work has been exhibited in numerous
shows in New York, Italy, and Spain since the 1980s. My work is also featured in
two monographs published by Editorial Grupo Pandora of Sevilla.
Significant solo exhibitions include 76 Varick Gallery (1999),
Casina Pompeiana, Naples, Italy (2001), Ben Shahn Galleries, Wayne, NJ, (2003),
Magazzini Criminali, Sassuolo, Italy (2010) and Figureworks, NYC (2018). Selected group
shows include: Elizabeth Harris Gallery (1995), Rosenberg and Kaufman Gallery (1995, 1996) and
NurtureArt in Brooklyn (2010). In 2001 I was awarded an art residency from the
Hedda Sterne Foundation in the Springs.