January 2026:

November/December 2025:

Exhibition and Artist Talk with the Circle Gallery in Annapolis, MD

Clip about my time living in Rome, and how that informed my love for these ancient forms, as well as how I was introduced to the medium of plaster.

Clip discussing my emotional connection to creating ancient forms.

Curatorial Feature

In Vanishing Landscapes, the environment looks back at us. This new exhibition, hosted by the Dorchester Center for the Arts in Cambridge and curated by Visual Arts Coordinator Lillie Pennypacker, features 29 mostly local artists who work in painting, photography, sculpture, and fiber.

Pennypacker, who grew up in Cambridge and studied art in New York, Boston, and Rome started at the Dorchester Center for the Arts in January of 2025.

“I inherited the title and theme of the exhibition, and the Executive Director encouraged me to develop it from my perspective,” she told The Spy. “The throughline for the exhibition is our emotional, physical, and cultural connection to the environment. It’s not just documenting what’s been lost but exploring how we feel about it in our psyche and our bodies.”

Article Excerpt from The Cambridge Spy

Check out the full article here.