One person exhibition of paintings, drawings and monotypes at Kent State University at Stark, Canton, OH

September 2017

My two person show at The Painting Center ran from 1/3-28/17.

L/inked: a collaboration between artists, insects and oak trees
An exhibition of collaborative works on paper.

At MAPSpace
6 North Pearl Street, 4th floor
Port Chester NY 10573

Artists: Patricia Miranda, Judith Bresson, Leah Caroline, Ellie Irons, Katherine Jackson, Eric Jiaju Lee, Martin Kruck, Jill London, Karen Schiff, Wendy Small, Patricia Spergel

Anniversary benefit for The Painting Center
through December 20, 2014
http://thepaintingcenter21stanniversary.tumblr.com/.

My work was recently highlighted in the Summer 2013 issue of The Southern Review, a top literary magazine published by Louisiana State University. The link to theTSR website showing my painting on the cover as well as the works featured in an eight page spread inside is: http://thesouthernreview.org/issues/detail/Summer-2013/223/

The Texas National 2013 Exhibition, April 13 – June 8, 2013, at the Cole Art Center @ The Old Opera House in Nacogdoches, Texas, selected by juror Peter Selz, past curator at MoMA and founding director, University Art Museum at Berkeley.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/09/nyregion/abstract-artists-works-on-view-at-the-rye-arts-center.html

Group exhibition of abstract art curated by Katharine Dufault at the Rye Arts Center, Rye, NY, November – December 2012

OPENING RECEPTION: Sunday, November 18th 3-5 PM

12 paintings on view at the Silver Tips Tea Room at 3 North Broadway, Tarrytown, NY through November 2012

HYBRID
Curated by Carol March

Hybrid, a group exhibition curated by Carol March, will be on view at the Kleinert/James Center, 36 Tinker Street, Woodstock from October 21 through November 27, 2011. Hybrid will open with a public reception on Saturday, October 22, 4-6 pm.
Hybrid is an exhibition of work produced by the interaction of two traditions, abstraction and figuration. Mostly non-objective, these images are, nevertheless, suggestive. They hover on the verge of recognition like the twilight period between consciousness and sleep. There are also mixes of clearly defined figuration and pure geometry. Included in this exhibition are: Squeak Carnwath, Don Christiansen, Michael Mazur, Patricia Spergel, Eleanor White, Rachael Wren, and Ion Zupcu.

Patricia Spergel’s paintings are what inspired this exhibition. They are private events recorded in paint, leaving a coded visual imprint. She says her work is “a diaristic language informed by my environment and experiences.” The paintings are composed of fluid abstract forms, often derived from the human body or landscape. Organic shapes crowd together, float or overlap, creating eccentric compositions filled with color and light. These elements create unexpected works, whose intense presence throws the viewer momentarily off guard, opening her/him to a deep unspoken truth. Spergel is also a master monoprint maker. She shows at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont, NY.

My work will be featured in the upcoming issue of New American Paintings, Northeast Edition, #92. Look for it on the newstands starting at the end of February.