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AKA Mary Bookwalter. There are two albums of prints. The Sabbatical Flowers done in 2003 and The Way Markers, 2008.
My current and up-coming shows are:
The MAPC Juried Members Exhibition at the University of Southern Indiana at the McCutchan Art Center opening Sept. 13.
Insight: A Survey of 33 Collective Gallery Artists, at Christopher Art Gallery of Prairie State College, Chicago Heights, IL., runs through July 30.
The Way Markers series from "Winter Exhibition '09" at the Preston Contemporary Art Center, Mesilla, NM, continues in part in another gallery at the Art Center through September. http://www.prestoncontemporaryart.com
"Way Markers" at Componere Gallery, St. Louis, MO will hold over part of the show through the summer. http://www.componere.com
The MAPC Juried Members Exhibition at the University of Southern Indiana at the McCutchan Art Center opening Sept. 13.
Insight: A Survey of 33 Collective Gallery Artists, at Christopher Art Gallery of Prairie State College, Chicago Heights, IL., runs through July 30.
The Way Markers series from "Winter Exhibition '09" at the Preston Contemporary Art Center, Mesilla, NM, continues in part in another gallery at the Art Center through September. http://www.prestoncontemporaryart.com
"Way Markers" at Componere Gallery, St. Louis, MO will hold over part of the show through the summer. http://www.componere.com
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Thanks for the letter and sticker! I still have yet to compile the workshop images from Santa Fe. yikes.
Thanks for your kind comments and for taking the time to look at my work. The porcelain book is shown in photos 1-4 and again in 14 and 16. Photos 15 and 17 are the clamshell box I made to house the porcelain pages. It's made of archival book board covered with buckram and hemp paper.
In case you're wondering, photos 5-8 show the digital images before they were converted into ceramic decals.
My work is making slow progress at the moment - I'm using lots of techniques that I'm not very familiar with. Hopefully I'll come up with something interesting though.
All the best!