PhotoNews, Germany feature
Austin Home Magazine feature
Inland / Outward at Foto Relevance
Foto Relevance is pleased to announce Inland / Outward, a group exhibition featuring contemporary landscape works from gallery artists Elizabeth Chiles, Robert Langham III, Libbie Masterson, Xuan-Hui Ng, David Reinfeld, Jane Szabo, and Margeaux Walter
Land/e/scape at Foley Gallery, NYC
Land/e/scape at Foley Gallery runs April 1-29, 2023, 80 Orchard Street, NYC.
from the press release: Foley Gallery is pleased to present Land/(e/scape, an exhibition featuring the work of Amy Casey, Elizabeth Chiles, and Véronique La Perrière M. While each woman works in a different medium, all three artists abstract landscapes to create surreal images that at once connect us to and disconnect us from the environments we might think at first, we recognize
University Health Women and Children’s Hospital acquires two works from ‘Weave’ series
The City of Houston has purchased On Water, no. 10, a 44 x 144 inch film photography collage, for their permanent collection. The work will be installed in the International Terminal of Bush Intercontinental Airport.
Time Being, a solo exhibition of new work, on view August 28 - October 3, 2021 at GrayDUCK Gallery Read a review of the show from Sightlines Magazine by poet Barbara Purcell here.
From November 14 - 22, 2020 Garden Time situates my work proximate to the plants from which it is made, offering a unique experience for seeing the sources of inspiration and origination of the work.
Keeper of the Hearth at Houston Center for Photography
Houston Center for Photography
Houston, TX
September 10 – January 10, 2021
Odette England put together a compelling response to Roland Barthes’ Camera Lucida, arguably one of the most influential books about photography, consisting of a book and an exhibition. I’m happy to have my work included in the project. My contribution, On my mind, again (June 24) is a photographic collage of a collection of wild daisies collected roadside in Georgia – they are felt more than seen directly.
David Campany, Jess T. Dugan, Kris Graves, and Sarah Meister were panelists for the virtual opening, and the book includes essays by Douglas Nickel, Andrea V. Rosenthal Professor of History of Art and Architecture, Brown University; Lucy Gallun, Associate Curator, Department of Photography, the Museum of Modern Art; and Phillip Prodger, Senior Research Scholar, Yale Center for British Art. Foreword by Charlotte Cotton, independent curator and writer
Wildflower Magazine, winter 2020
Lauren Moya Ford culled some of my favorite artists working with plants as their foundation. With artists working across disciplines, I’m honored to have my work written about in one of my favorite magazines, Wildflower. You can read the article here.