Exhibition at Rochester Art Center - March 22 to May 28

Dear friends,

Now that I know, I want you to know too! I have been invited to exhibit at the Rochester Art Center in Rochester Minnesota as part of their 2017 RAC Emerging Artists Series. I have begun creating new artwork that will be on display from March 22nd to May 28th  in the 2nd floor gallery. Mark your calendars for the opening reception on Thursday, March 23rd, from 6 to 8 pm, featuring an artist talk at 6:30.

Executive Director Megan Johnston and Curator Su Legatt visited me in my home studio earlier this month, and we had a fruitful conversation about the current direction of my work, and our vision for the exhibition. I am planning to employ more map imagery to talk about the places I’ve called home.

I will be resurrecting my blog in some capacity to catch you up on the past few months, and keep you in the loop as I start preparing for the show in earnest. You can learn more about the Rochester Art Center by visiting their website.

See you in 2017!

Cameron

Rochester Art Center Curator Su Legatt (left) and Executive Director Megan Johnston (right) in my home studio on December 9.

Fall events

I have artwork in several shows this month, so I thought I should run down all of the details here here where you obviously are interested in looking. Please pass on these events to anyboy you know who might be interested. You can always check my News and Events page for what's going on, or if you want the news delivered to you, sign up for my email newsletter. I will send you absolutely no chain letters! It's not the early 2000s. Well it is but we are past that as a species. Mostly. 

Exhibition with Miranda Moen at Chatfield Center for the Arts in Chatfield, MN

I am happy to be collaborating with Minneapolis architectural designer Miranda Moen to presentHow We Got Here, an exhibition at theChatfield Center for the Arts in Chatfield, Minnesota. The building that houses the historic Potter Auditorium is undergoing major renovations and a new gallery space has been constructed as part of the renovations. Our show, which is open September 17 - October 14 will be the inaugural exhibition. Join us for a reception on Saturday, September 17, 10am - 12pm.
 

Group exhibition at Heyde Center for the Arts in Chippewa Falls, WI

My prints Stop Here and Slow Here have been included in Land: Mine, an exhibition at theHyde Center for the Arts in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The exhibition, co-curated by Eau Claire artists Lori Chilefone and Jyl Kelley, features visual, musical and performance art by more than 30 artists. The pieces in the show are inspired by our changing natural landscapes, and focus on the different ways in which we interact with our surroundings. The exhibition is on viewSeptember 1 -  October 14 and will feature an artists reception on September 9 from 4 - 8pm.

Exhibition at Hudson Hospital and Clinic in Hudson, WI Aug 17 - Nov 13

For those who missed my exhibition in Saint Peter last May, you can see many of the pieces I showed at Hudson Hospital and Clinic as part of the Healing Arts Program, a collaboration between Hudson Hospital and The Phipps Center for the Arts. My work is on display in theMedical Office Building Lobby from August 17 - November 13. You are invited to group reception for all the 2016-17 exhibition artists on Friday, November 4. More information about the reception will be available closer to the date. You can read more about the Healing Arts Program here.

Land: Mine at Heyde Center for the Arts

Took a little trip to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin today to drop off some artwork for Land: Mine, a group exhibition at the Heyde Center for the Arts opening next month. Get details bout the show by visiting News & Events, and learn more about the Heyde Center at their website.

Hudson Hospital and Clinic Healing Arts

Today I visited the Hudson Hospital and Clinic to see the lobby where I will be displaying some work later this year. I met with Chelsea Kelly, who runs the Healing Arts program and she shared with me a little bit about the program.

The Healing Arts program is a partnership between Hudson Hospital and the Phipps Center for the Arts. Their goal is to provide a holistic healing process by creating uplifting and low-stress environments with art. They were committed to this goal from the very beginning, and involved Integrative Spaces Specialist Carole Hyder at the blueprint level of designing the building. She carefully designed such features as the flow of the hallways, determining the 'heart' of each building on the campus, and use of the 5 key elements of Feng Shui in the hospital. You can read more about Healing Arts here, and learn more about Carol Hyder here. The program provides a relaxing atmosphere for patients, and acts as a gallery space for many local artists and the art-loving public.

My work will be on display August 17 - November 13 in the Medical Office Building Lobby. There will be a reception for all the artist exhibiting as part of the Healing Arts program on November 4. I'll make announcements for the show and exhibition closer to the date, but if you would like to receive a postcard be on my email newsletter list please sign up in the contact tab.