‘Silk Explorations of the Great Marsh’
Solo exhibition at the St Botolph Club, Boston, MA. September 10 – October 17, 2025
Showcased environmental silk work on the Great Marsh since 2016.
Included silk artworks on horseshoe crabs and red knots made while a Great Marsh Artist grantee in 2024 – 2025, through the Kathleen Van Demark Fund for the Great Marsh, administered by the Manship Artists Residency.
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2024-25 awarded grant as Great Marsh Artist through the Kathleen Van Demark Fund, administered by the Manship Artists Residency. Project on silk ‘Student Explorations: Horseshoe Crabs in the Great Marsh and Beyond’.
2025-26 awarded second Great Marsh Artist grant in collaboration with Andrea LeBlanc, co-Director Arpeggione Ensemble. ‘Music and Silk: an Ancient Animal and a Shorebird’s Survival’ includes silk artworks with original musical arrangement by Thomas Caroll, co-Director Arpeggione, and video.
Solo show at the St Botolph Club, Boston, MA. September 10 – October 17, 2025. ‘Silk Explorations of the Great Marsh’.
Roundtable talk at St Botolph Club on ‘Music and Silk’, October 9, 2025. Presented in collaboration with Arpeggione Ensemble musicians Thomas Caroll (clarinet) and April Sun (piano).
Presentation on ‘Music and Silk’ in collaboration with Andrea LeBlanc (flute) at Lanesville Community Center, October 12 2025. For arts-based discussion ‘Rough Seas Ahead’.
Musicale and Presentation to support ‘Music and Silk’ at Stillington Hall, Gloucester MA. November 22, 2025. Included talk on the project, concert by Arpeggione Ensemble and reading by author Deborah Cramer.
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