Working retreat at Dorland Mountain Arts, Markham Cottage, Temecula , CA, January, 2025
In residence at the Forge, Byrdcliffe Cottage
supported by the Pollock Krasner Foundation
Woodstock, NY, May - October, 2024
Residency at Mauser Ecohouse,
Parrita, Costa Rica, January, 2024
Summer Residency at VCCA, July, 2023
A VERY LARGE ARRAY Opening February 17th, 2022
Whitelight Contemporary, 129 San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, NM
On sabbatical at a 6-month residency, RAiR Historic Studios, Roswell, NM, January - June, 2021
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Roswell
OPENING, FACTORY MADE, Storefront Gallery,
Old American Can Factory Gallery, 232 3rd St. Brooklyn, NY 11215
An exhibition featuring 24 artists working at The Old American Can Factory
Curated by Nathan Elbogen & Elizabeth Grady
Andrea Lilienthal, Andrew Mockler, Barbara Cahn, Beth Bolgla, Beth Shipley, Caroline Larsen, Cynthia Ruse, Elissa Levy, Ellen Schneiderman, Janny Baek, Jenny Marshall, Laini Nemmet, Luisa Sartori, Lynn Goodman, Michelle Hinebrook, Mike Cockrill, Nicola Ginzel, Sonita Singwi, Susan Handwerker, Susan Leopold, Tanja Konwinski, Tzirel Kaminetzky, Ulrika Stromback, Virginia Wagner
Paddle 8 Auction, The Works, Atlanta, GA
RESIDENCY NAVE/NEW WORKS: in the foothills of the Andes, Guayllabamba, Ecuador, July, 2019
CATALOGUE PROJECT Endless Editions 2K18 Biennial, OPTIMISM,
EFA Project Space, New York, NY
Curator: Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo
December 7th - 22nd, 2018
Opening Dec 7th, 6:00 - 8:00 with a catalogue launch on Dec 15th, 4:00 - 8:00.
“In a world that is hard to live in, one often questions the use of the word ‘optimism.’ On the one hand, optimism references a possibility for hope in the future – a hope in part thanks to all the incredible work that queer, trans, people of color, womxn, activists, culture makers, artists, and educators are doing. On the other hand, the confidence of optimism, like when people say ‘why can’t you just be optimistic about the future?’ can make some feel uncomfortable. It feels like optimism doesn’t always hold the complexities of what it means to look towards the future or a successful outcome.”
- Branfman-Verissimo on the biennial’s theme, OPTIMISM
Residency at the Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, Georgia, June, 2018
Residency VCCA, Amherst, Va, July 2018
Open Studios at Byrdcliffe, July 21, 6:00 - 8:00
Object Lesson in the Trees, oil on linen, 18” x 18”
Residency Byrdcliffe supported by Pollock Krasner Foundation,
July 2017, Woodstock, NY
IN THE AIR, Opening Saturday April 7th, 2018 3:00 - 6:00
Kleinert/James Center for the Arts,
36 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY, April 6th - June 3rd, 2018
LINES OF FLIGHT L to R: Todd Schroeder, Palma Blank, Beth Shipley and Caleb Nussear (table)
Photo by Cait Carouge
LINES OF FLIGHT Photo by Cait Carouge
LINES OF FLIGHT
Curator: Michael Woody
Park Place Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Rob De Oude, Palma Blank, Robert Otto Epstein, Claudia Pena Salinas, Caleb Nussear, Kate Pennachio and Todd Schroeder
Please stop by from April 28th—May 23rd, 2017, 661 Park Place, Brooklyn.
KNOWN UNKNOWNS
opening on Feb 26th, 2017
86 Orchard Street, New York, NY.
Curated by Eleanore King, Cait Carouge and Michael Woody.