Collaborative Concepts at Saunders Farm is an excellent venue for experimental sculpture.  This year my piece, "DRIP DRY", a clothesline hung with metal clothing, was my first experiment working with aluminum flashing and screen material.  I decorated the flashing by piercing it with nail holes, a technique inspired by New Mexican metal work.  This show is up through the end of October, 2014.  After that, "DRIP DRY" will be installed in the garden of the BEAN RUNNER CAFE in Peekskill as part of THE POWER OF WOMEN ARTISTS.  

The Garrison Arts Center hosted a wonderful community event on October 5, 2014.  An entire day was devoted to making prints, large and small.  Printmakers, new and seasoned, of all ages, participated.  The weather was glorious and the results were spectacular.  Artists Barbara G. Smith, Coulter Young and Ada Cruz were among the volunteers who made this happen.

At the beginning of November 2014, I will be participating in three different shows.  This is one of them, at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill.