I made these drawings in 2021 and shortly after that the whole world went to crap. No it wasn't my making. It's taken until now to have the opportunity to show them in real life as they say.
Happy to have the help of HBHQ helping me get the show up for visitors and for other artists in the building to experience. I'm expecting to have it ready for the fall.
I’m excited to partner with fellow artists in my studio building to host an open house. We invite our family, friends, and neighbors to join us for conversation, beverages, and light snacks.
Visit our studios, experience our work and see what’s happening on the third floor in a festive atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you.
EVENT
June 7, 2025
Hours 4 - 8 PM
Hosted by
Gustavo Garcia
Alexis Nutini
Stella Untalan
3rd Floor
1241 Carpenter Street
Philadelphia PA 19147
I’m excited to invite you to my new exhibition [ 7X10 ] : Unseen Work at ARTSPACE1241.
I’m exploring dimensional work in previously undiscovered groupings and configurations. Sometimes an exhibition is an experiment not a presentation.
The drawings on wood panels and MDF bend over the edges on occasion, extending the plane and your visual experience. Savor the formal repetition of elements, exploration of space, and the beauty of color, line, and texture.
7X10 : UNSEEN WORK
MAY 28 – JUNE 30
@ARTSPACE1241
RECEPTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 21 / 5-7 PM
Pink Thing was a moment of wildness that has a surprising order based on two repeating grids one a curtain of lines the other a net of crosses. Occasionally I use pink. It is outside my comfort zone. As a young girl I was overwhelmed with distain for the pink stuff for girls. As a woman I've been able to reclaim pink as powerful for women. Reclaiming it now and again as necessary.
LOOKING THROUGH MY TELESCOPE
Looking Through My Telescope is bit of phantasmagoria. Multicolored ever-changing shifting pattern. Seeing the edges of stars take over as a dot of color above an imaginary horizon. I used some gold metallic ink for this one.
Thanks to Matthew B. one of my patrons at Patreon.
Special offers and art sales for my patron/subscribers at Patreon. If you would like to check it out you can join for free.
I'm really pleased to share this snapshot taken by a fellow artist at a collector's home. Three of my pieces selected for this grouping.
Thank you for giving this work a home Peter Cunicelli. I'm so glad you are enjoying them.
1. Yellow Dash
Pencil and watercolor marker on Strathmore
2. Spring Lake
Pink ink gel pen on Strathmore.
3. Primitive Code
Metallic gel pen on black Stonehenge
I’ve started shipping my Patreon Calendars out to my subscribers. The downloadable file for January will be available soon. Very excited for you to get them. I know there are folks that follow mw both here and on Patreon. Most of my action happens there. I can’t say I’m looking forward to the new year but I’ve tried to share some beauty and joy with you in this year’s calendar.
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More good news this year. my work has been accepted into the 2024 CELEBRATION OF ART AND LIFE 2024 AT PERELMAN CENTER FOR ADVANCED MEDICINE
I have two drawings that have been selected and will be on view for the year. Most of the work is in public spaces. My pieces Amplitude 503 and Amplitude 570 will be on display and for sale in this juried exhibition.
I’m honored to be one of many participating artists in this year’s benefit exhibition, Converge, at Bridgette Mayer Gallery! This year, proceeds from the sales of works will support two nonprofits: Help Us Adopt and Dina Wind Art Foundation
HelpUsAdopt.org is a New York-based, national financial grant program that helps families with the cost of adoptions. The Dina Wind Art Foundation is a Philadelphia-based nonprofit that helps to create opportunities for women artists.
