These are my upcoming and past shows.
The AWA Spring Online Juried Show was open to all members of American Women Artists. 136 art works were selected from 979 entries. I am very pleased and proud to have “Tazz Like Jazz” included in this gorgeous collection of art created by women. We are awesome!
Artists For Conservation is a proactive international organization of artists who dedicate their creativity to saving our natural world. I am honored to be included in this virtual exhibition. The show opens on September 23, 2022, and runs for one year online.
Please join me for the 38th Annual Sculpture in the Park Show and Sale! I believe I will be in Tent A this year. Please stop by to say “hello” and see my new stone sculptures!
I have 3 new sculptures at the 2022 Governor’s Art Show. They are “Tazz Like Jazz”, “Essential Bunny”, and “Meet the Plankton”. My graphically elegant homage to the Clark’s Nutcracker and the Whitebark Pine tree, “A Tree Needs A Bird”, will also be in this show.
I will be in the Museum for the Artist Meet and Greet on Saturdays, May 7 and May 21, from 2:00 until 4:00 pm. Please stop by to see this awesome show and say Hello.
This is the third museum exhibition for “Art That Matters to the Planet”. I am very pleased to be included in this show because my stone sculpture subjects are often endangered species. The preservation of our animals and their habitats are key to saving the Earth and ourselves. We are all connected.
Please join me for the Colorado Governor’s Show opening this May 22, 2021, at the Loveland Museum. Proceeds from art sales go to help homeless students in the Thompson Valley School District. What a great cause!
Hooray! After cancellation of the show in 2020, I am overjoyed to tell you we are ON! for 2021.
The Friday Night Patron Party will be August 6 from 3 to 8 pm. Tickets for the Patron Party are $75.00 per person and can be purchased at the LHPAC office: 970-663-2940.
Saturday and Sunday the show is open to the public for an $8 admission fee, and tickets are available at the gate. It’s been a very long year of challenges. Please come celebrate with us! I would love to see you!
The Roger Tory Peterson Institute is the premier show for “Art That Matters to the Planet”. This exhibition has two more venues: Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum and Sternberg Museum of Natural History.
I am so excited for the return of Brick-and-Mortar shows! The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a terrific celebration of animals and the natural world. This show in conjunction with the Society of Animal Artists will be fantastic!
Artists For Conservation is a proactive international organization of artists who dedicate their creativity to saving our natural world. This show is gorgeous, and I am honored to be included in this exhibition.
The Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum is the second stop for this touring show, “Art That Matters to the Planet”.
This is the third venue in the tour for “Art That Matters to the Planet”.
Works in Progress: Sculpture Created in Self-Isolation gives me a feeling of community in this overwhelming crisis. I am acquainted with many of the sculptors here, some are very dear friends. It is a joy for me to see their work and feel connected to a creative spirit bigger than each one of us in isolation.
Flora and Fauna is a 2-Woman Sculpture Show by Ellen Woodbury and Kathryn Vinson. We will be showing 42 stone, bronze, wood, and copper sculptures in the Main Gallery of the Loveland Museum. There is no opening reception for this show due to the global pandemic. The Loveland Museum is open to the public, tickets may be procured online, masks must be worn at all times in the museum, and every visitor must practice social distancing .
Please join us for this awesome all-sculpture show!
Kathryn Vinson and I will present a lecture on our sculpture at the Rialto Theatre on December 17. Admission is free and reservations are available through the Loveland Museum web site. Masks are required, and social distancing will be observed.
This is a fantastic show of art from Colorado artists. It is a fundraiser for homeless students K through 12 in the Loveland school system. The Gala Opening is Friday night, September 25, 2020.
This is my third year in this prestigious show, and I am delighted to participate and help homeless students. I will have 4 stone sculptures for sale in this show. I will post more images soon.
I am delighted to be juried into this extraordinary show of environmentally important art.
Sculpture in the Park 2020 was cancelled in 2020 due to the global pandemic. I hope to see you all next year in 2021. I will have great sculpture to show you!!
This is my 14th year in Sculpture in the Park. Wow! This is the best outdoor sculpture show in the country.
The Patron Party is held on Friday afternoon and evening, August 7, and is the best party in Loveland, and the best way to see this gorgeous show! I believe I am in Tent D this year. Please stop by to say hello and see my new sculptures.
I have a wonderful big cat to show here for the first time, a large bronze I made with the Marilyn Newmark Grant money awarded to me by the National Sculpture Society in 2019.
Raitman Art Galleries in Vail have given me the opportunity to show many of my stone and bronze stylized animal sculptures in their gorgeous new gallery from February 21 through March 15, 2020. Please stop by–it is great fun to see so many of my stone animals all in one place!
This is an extraordinary show, and I am thrilled to have “Arctic Wind” juried into it.
Arctic Wind received the Evelyn and Peter Haller Award for the most outstanding and creative 3-D work at the 59th Annual Exhibition.
This is my first time in this show sponsored by American Women Artists. I am very happy to participate!
I am the 2019 recipient of the Marilyn Newmark Memorial Grant awarded by the National Sculpture Society for excellence in animal sculpture. I am so very pleased to have “Exuberant” included in the 86th Annual Awards Exhibition!
The AFC Online Exhibition for 2018 is now live.
Stone sculpture “Tiny Sparrow, Huge Deal” is my creation honored with inclusion in this prestigious show highlighting The Year of the Bird. The Florida sub-species of the Grasshopper Sparrow is highly endangered.
Steamboat Art Museum is a beautiful venue for our show in downtown Steamboat Springs–a fantastic vacation destination!
Sculpture in the Park is the biggest and best outdoor sculpture show in the US. The Patron Party, held Friday night, August 9, is the best party in Loveland. Tickets are $75 and include drinks and hors’d’oeuvres. This is the absolute best way to see the show and talk to the sculptors. My favorite day of the year!
I will be in Tent C this year. This will be my 13th year in the show–my lucky number. (I was born on Friday the 13th) Please stop by to say hello and talk sculpture!
This show is really fun! The Gala Opening is May 3 and requires tickets. The show opens to the public on May 4. There will be a preview on May 2 only for members of the Loveland Museum.
I hope to be at the show May 2, May 3, and May 4 to talk with you about my sculpture.
“Pretty-Girl” was awarded Third Place in the 2018 Spring Online Juried Show. There were 995 entries nationwide for this show, and from those entries 117 artworks were selected. I am honored to have my marble horse sculpture selected for the Third Place Award.
Stone sculpture by Ellen Woodbury, stone and bronze by Monty Taylor, and bronzes by Rosetta offer three unique and alluring approaches to the depiction of animals in 3-D art.
Our official Show Opening is November 9, 2018, from 6 to 9 PM–Loveland’s Night on the Town.
This is a very competitive show, and I am so pleased to have “Run!” juried in this year! The venue, The James Museum, is brand new and this is the inaugural show for the museum.
This is the best and biggest outdoor sculpture show in the US. 2018 is my twelfth year as an exhibitor and my fourth time as a juror. This show is fantastic! I will have up to 14 sculptures in this show.
I will have these four sculptures in the show:
I was very proud to have 3 sculptures in this show.
The Society of Animal Artists online art sale to benefit endangered African wildlife.
“At Home with the Water Shrew” toured to four museums across the country as part of this exhibition:
These are galleries where my work is shown.
These are locations where my work has been installed for public viewing.
Park on the south side of 112th Street at Pecos Street and walk south on the one trail that is there. The Owl is next to the canal. The Owl has a permanent home here.
Winner of:
Purchase Award +
Peoples’ Choice Award
(by popular vote of citizens of Northglenn)
