It is too soon to announce what is upcoming for me in 2023; however, I have been so busy I haven’t had time to post about 2022.
I ended the year in November as an exhibitor at the Art Fair 14C, founded and curated by Robinson Hollaway, which took place at the Armory in Jersey City. I had a large booth and could display the full range of my Underground series to hundreds of people who passed through the fair over three days. It was my first Art Fair, and it was gratifying to hear so many people’s positive responses to the work and my environmental theme.
In spring 2022, I was part of a fantastic group show created by Eco-Artspace founder Patricia Watts. It took place at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center in Brooklyn; the exhibition called Fragile Rainbow: Traversing Habitats included more than fifty artists chosen by Curator Sue Spaid. I was extremely pleased to have been included in exhibiting among many artists whose work I admire. Here I am in the middle picture on the left, followed by Sue Spaid(curator and author), Yuko Nii (founder of Yuko Nii Foundation and WAH), and Patricia Watts, founder of Eco-Artspace, author, curator.
WOMEN ON THE EDGE showing online at Taller Boricua, a groundbreaking cultural institution for Latin American Artists of the ’60s that began in East Harlem. Now Taller Boricua creates visibility to many underrepresented artistic groups such as women. I am exhibiting my latest oil painting with a short video presenting my Root paintings in my studio. https://tallerboricua.org/product/pamela-casper/https://tallerboricua.org/product/pamela-casper/
I hope that everyone is staying safe. It looks like we have to remain vigilant to remain healthy. Although we all have to limit our social contacts, the internet has provided many opportunities to see art. I am happy to announce a number of online exhibitions where you can see my artwork. Unfortunately, the show at Iona College closed before it could open due to the COVID-19 outbreak. I will post a link soon to view the show virtually. In the meanwhile, please enjoy the following exhibitions.
I am honored that Eleanor Heartney, Juror for Ecoartspace, has chosen my painting “Root Ball” to be part of the online exhibition and catalog, Ecoconsciousness, for Fall 2020. https://www.ecoartspace.org/ecoconsciousness
USPS art project, a mail-art initiative to support our postal system, where two artists collaborate on a single artwork. Each artist mails the piece to each other to complete. Two of my collaborations with Mary Tooley Parker, a hook rug artist, can be viewed in person at the Ely Center for Contemporary Art in New Haven CT until November 15th. https://elycenter.org/usps-art-project
Overground Underground, Hook Rug and Watercolor on paper, H 18″ x W 12″
Cellular Material, Watercolor, Acrylic on Paper, Diameter 12″
Group show curated by the New York Society of Women Artists. I will have a new oil painting in this show. This work reflects on some of the strife and personal expectation I have felt over the past 17 years while being a mother, artist, professional, wife, daughter and caretaker. See invite below for dates and times
Falling From The High Wire – Oil on Canvas H 48″ x W 36″
My recent work responds to the melting Ice in Antartica and the effects of Global Warming. These works represent my imagined visualization of ice in many physical states.
I am pleased to announce that two of these works are in the relevant show “Sense of Ice”.
In May I was very pleased to have participated in the show ‘Sculpture Surround”, at the Cherry Branch Gallery in Cherry Valley New York. I exhibited works from the Ghost Bird wire Sculptures and Abandoned Nests series. These pieces make an environmental commentary using found natural and man made materials.
Yellow Cheeked Warbler – Wire H 7″ x W 15″
At the end of June I showed a new painting, “Woodland Messenger”, for the first time translating my exploration of the environment “underground” into oil on canvas; based on previous works in Water color. The painting appeared in the show ‘Art and Soul” curated by NYSWA at the Prince Street Gallery in Chelsea NY.
DRAWN FROM NATURE – an art show curated by Cheryl Hochberg and Bruce Hoffman.
I am very proud to announce that my water color “Root Network” will be traveling to the Old Barn at the historic John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove. The estate was the childhood home of John James Audubon, today it has expanded to become a bird and animal sanctuary which promotes the stewardship of birds and other wildlife and their habitats.
Opening Reception April 13th 5:30pm – 7:30pm in the Barn, $ 10 per person, $ 15 for two, funds go to the wild life center, enjoy refreshments and the award ceremony.
Gallery Tour with Bruce Hoffman on April 14th 10am – 11am.
I am pleased to announce that I have work in three exhibitions this fall:
CENTRAL BOOKING, 21 Ludlow St. NYC. GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS, Curated by Maddy Rosenberg. Exhibition dates: Nov 16 – January 21st 2018, see website for open hours & days.http://www.centralbookingnyc.org
Roots Insects – watercolor on paper H26″ x W36″
BRIC ARTS MEDIA 674 Fulton St. Brooklyn, NY. “TRUTH” Open until December 15th. Go while you can!
exhibiting among many artists whose work I admire. Here I am in the middle picture on the left, followed by Sue Spaid(curator and author), Yuko Nii (founder of Yuko Nii Foundation and WAH), and Patricia Watts, founder of Eco-Artspace, author, curator.
