An on-line exhibition, Con-Fin-Arte, has been launched by MA Arte Contemporaneo, my gallery in Palma de Mallorca. I am represented by two metalpoint drawings in silver.

It is a thrill to have my work shown in this fascinating exhibition curated by Larry Rinder. It’s been on since 21 August 2019 and will close on 19 January 2020.

To be included in an exhibition, Strange, at BAMPFA, Berkeley, celebrating one hundred years of Surrealism, is an honour. To exhibit alongside such giants as Francisco Goya, William Blake Louise Bourgeois and others is more than an honour!

The opening of my exhibition about the terroir - the soil, climate, vines, etc. - of Chablis wines was a lovely event. Now the metalpoint exhibition is open every Saturday and Sunday, when L & C Poitout winery is open for wine-tasting and viewing the art.

My metalpoint, "The Lace of Fragility: Lemon Leaves", will be on display at the Pro Arte y Cultura Group Exhibition, at the Castillo de Son Mas, Andraitx, Mallorca, from Friday, May 19th until the exhibiiton closes on 26th May, 2017.

Jeannine Cook and Jeffrey Lewis, two long-term artist colleagues and friends, exhibit their silverpoint drawings, quiet lustrous voices that counter-act today's shrill discourse in the public arena.

"Argentum", an exhibition featuring the work of over twenty silverpoint artists from across the United States. Curated by Lauren Amalia Redding.

Opening Reception:  Saturday, April 29th,  6pm -9pm

"Evoking Ashantilly", a joint exhibition of drawings and mixed media by Jeannine Cook and Marjett Schille, will be accompanied by workshops and events celebrating The Ashantilly Historic Site in Darien, Georgia.

EVOKING ASHANTILLY: Paintings and Drawings by MARJETT SCHILLE and JEANNINE COOK

One of my drawings, "Garlic Discussion I & II", which is held in the Telfair Museum's Permanent Collection, is included in this astutely curated show.

Objectified considers the traditional genre of still life as represented in the works of Telfair Museums’ permanent collection. Presenting still lifes from the late 19th century through the present day, this exhibition invites viewers to consider the genre as a form ripe for artistic exploration.

One of the three metalpoint drawings that were exhibited in "the Lustre of the Line" at Clement Art Gallery, Troy, NY