Prisma Prize Second Year Exhibition

April 1 - 14, 2023

Fondamenta Gallery

Via Arnaldo Fraccarolli 9

Rome, Italy

As the seventh edition winner, I exhibited work in the Prisma Art Prize 2nd Year Exhibition, curated by Marco Crispano at the Fondamenta Gallery in Rome. The exhibition featured selected works by winners of the Prisma Art Prize.

Trio: Lauren Bradshaw, Daniel Brickman,

and Jeanne Ciravolo

January 14 - February 12, 2023

Athens Institute for Contemporary Art

675 Pulaski Street

Athens, Georgia

The exhibition curator Jon Vogt writes “ These artists come from the American North, South, and West, each bring a unique but complementary sensibility to their works, which inhabit the gallery like creatures we know but haven’t met before. These beautiful sculptural and painterly objects have fiber as one common thread (pun intended), uniting in their mutual exploration of found materials and biomorphic imagery."

72nd A-One

September 3 - October 20, 2022

Silvermine Galleries

1037 Silvermine Road

New Canaan, CT

I was honored to receive an Award of Excellence from Juror Sharon Butler for my textiles "Hands to Work" and "Lament Memento" in this national exhibition of established and emerging artists.

Semblance: The Portrait Today

July 3 -August 11, 2021

Manifest Gallery

2727 Woodburn Ave.

Cincinnati, OH

Manifest Gallery offered this call to artists for works that address the portrait. Thirty-two works by 21 artists from 16 states and Canada were selected by a blind jury process for presentation in the gallery and the Manifest Exhibition Annual publication. This installation photo includes my painting Tyrone and Tommy.

Diaspora in a Time of Change

March 16- May 1, 2021

Coral Springs Museum of Art

2855 Coral Springs Dr.

Coral Springs, FL

The Coral Springs Museum of Art invited artists or artist teams to explore the theme, “DIASPORA” in a time of change.

In this exhibition diaspora reflects artists who express their diverse experiences of culture and identity in the work they make; often expressing alternative narratives, and challenging the ideas and structures of the established art world.

Someone Will Remember Us, even from another time

September 17- October 17, 2020

Culture Lab LIC at the Plaxall Gallery

5-25 46th Ave.

Long Island City, NY

Curated by Lisa di Donato. Exhibiting Artists Include: Cecilia André, Alberto Burzstyn, Jeanne Ciravolo, Sandra Erbacher, Zhen Guo, Marie Christine Katz, Caroline Voagen Nelson, Leah Poller, Arlene Rush, Amanda Thackray, Dominick Williams, Eleanor Whitney, and Tianyi Zhang

Masterpieces: International Master of Fine Arts Exhibition

July 9- August 6, 2020

Manifest Gallery

2727 Woodburn Ave.

Cincinnati, OH

This fourteenth installment of the Master Pieces project continues to reveal the intensity and professionalism of students working towards their terminal academic degree in the field of visual arts. Nineteen works by 16 artists representing 12 different academic programs were selected for presentation in the gallery. 

Eros and Thanatos

February 14- March 7, 2020

Buckham Gallery

121 West Second St.

Flint, MI

Eros & Thanatos, explores the Greek words for Love and Death. Eros, Greek god of love and sex, and Thanatos, the personification of death. Eros & Thanatos will feature 47 artists from 24 different states, who explore the concepts of Love and Death. Works were selected by juror, Ed Fraga.

Body Politic

January 16-31, 2020

Capital Community College

950 Main St.

Hartford, CT

Body Building: The Art of the Human Figure

January 12- February 6, 2020

Indianapolis Art Center

820 East 67th St.

Indianapolis, IN

Body Building features over 50 artists across multiple states. According to Jo Banister, exhibition programs manager for the Indianapolis Art Center, the exhibit focuses on new and innovative work related to the human figure that involves a fresh view of the human body.

No Rose Without a Thorn

September 8-30, 2019

Ely Center of Contemporary Art

51 Trumbull St.

New Haven, CT