website featuring trace prints and monoprints completed around 2011

Manhattan Graphics Center, NYC
Exhibition: on-line June 15-August 15, 2022

3 of my prints were selected for this exhibition by the juror, John Morning.

"Spring Series" was awarded second place.

Excerpt from juror commentary "The 300-plus submissions to the exhibition were narrowed to 110 finalists but getting to three winners from there was difficult because of the artistry of the printmakers. They distinguished themselves by mastery of a range of techniques; a multitude of styles and subjects; and nearly equal numbers of prints in color or black and white"

2021-2022 Exhibition on-line, also at several gallery venues

I donated 5 monoprints of the American Goldfinch to this project. Prints can be purchased on-line.

"Canary in the Coal Mine is a part of the ongoing multimedia, multi-venue project Extraction: Art on the Edge of the Abyss, a cross-border art intervention which seeks to provoke societal change by exposing and interrogating the negative social and environmental consequences of industrialized natural resource extraction."

In 2007 I was awarded a Studio Workspace Residency at WSW. This was an opportunity to create new work and fully immerse myself in WSW’s supportive environment making a new body of monoprints in the Intaglio Studio.

Interview: Carol Struve: From Full-Time Nurse to Full-Time Artist
Since 2018 I've been teaching workshops at The D.R.A.W., a community based art center in Midtown Kingston, NY.

WALL FLOWERS: May - June 2020 co-curated by Carol Struve and Alan Goolman, a group show featuring six wonderfully diverse highly accomplished painters:GABE BROWN, BETH HUMPHREY, THOMAS SARRANTONIO, KELLY SCHNURR, CAROL STRUVE, JOY TAYLOR.
THE LOCKWOOD GALLERY is recognized for mounting concept driven group shows featuring the work of mid-career, and well established artists, as well as emerging artists with exceptional talent.

Review of "Wall Flowers" Exhibition at Lockwood Gallery, May - June 2020

Excerpted from Dale Grant's website: (with permission)

"Born in the Bahamas, Dale Grant has spent most of his years living in Paris, New York, Amsterdam and Berlin.

After graduating from university, he followed his heart and became a photographer specializing in fashion and portrait photography. Having worked for many years as a commercial photographer for magazines and fashion houses, Dale turned his focus to fine art photography.

For his fine art photography, flowers are his models of choice and they are for him an allegory for life."