Five artists working in encaustic, around 15 works per artist.

Group show of women artists includes sculpture, painting, and photography. Strong sophisticated artists who've been at their work for many years. Will be excellent.

Group show of Ceres Gallery artists. I have two new "water" encaustics on display.

A one person show of my work, similar to the one at Ceres in the spring. 17-20 encaustic paintings, semi-abstract, based on marshes, meadows, and mountains.

Womens Caucus for Art show includes four of my favorite paintings from the Spring series.

New semi-abstract landscapes inspired by the Shenandoah Valley meadows and Cape Cod marshes. All in encaustic, full of life, light, and depth. Size range is 6x6" to 16x16".

I have a lovely encaustic piece in this show called "Deep Woods." info on the theme below; show juried by Dr. Maya Balakirsky Katz.

Exhibition Theme: Sanctuaries in Time
As each person is unique, so too is each hour and each moment unique. How do we resolve the tension of the inevitable passage of time and the desire to cherish special moments? Time envelops holiness; time interacts with space and nature; time is a constant in the world around us; time is attached to sacred events. The Book of Exodus, chapters 25-40, offers detailed instructions for constructing a sanctuary, illustrating the timeless struggle to set aside time and space for creating and building a life of values and spirituality. How do we move "beyond the confines of measured time"(Abraham Joshua Heschel) to build our own sanctuaries in time? The challenge to the artist is to consider the balance of the mystery and continuum of time and her place in the present.

Interpretations of the theme in surprising ways!

Strong women's work in many media fill the two enormous galleries on the first floor of the Delaplaine. About 30 WCA members are participating.

Three of my pieces from Spring are up at Ceres. They are gorgeous.

Annual juried exhibit. I have one new piece, Treeline #1, in the show. The panel of jurors considered 616 entries submitted by 227 artists representing 27 states. The jury selected 99 works of art by 91 artists from 22 different states! I am very pleased and proud to be in this show again.

Group show of women artists juried by Harriet McNamee of NMWA, and Bobby Donovan of U of MD.

National Group show juried by Sarah Giller Nelson

Group show curated by the fantastically gifted curator Trudi Van Dyke.

Collaborative projects with artist/poet teams. Our piece is particularly evocative/erotic with lots of photos and delicious poetry.

Five pieces from the Sacred Ground series were chosen for this show.

One person exhibit of encaustic paintings inspired by my experience of the land around Sweetbriar, Virginia. This is the work shown at Ceres Gallery in the spring.

Curator Trudi VanDyke chose 3 Garments of Light and one ancestor quilt to include in this show. A catalog is available.

Approximately 20 beautiful encaustic paintings inspired by West Virginia in Winter and Maryland in Spring.