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PAINTING SELECTED FOR TAUBMAN MUSEUM JURIED TRIENNIAL
December 17, 2021 - March 6, 2022
Selfie Series II is on view at the Taubman Museum's Homeward Bound exhibition. Juror Nandini Makrandi, contemporary curator at Hunter Museum, selected 70 works from over 1100 submissions. My painting was one of fourteen featured in Ms. Makrandi's opening remarks and inspired poet Cynthia Atkins to write 'Instagram Girl'.
December 17, 2021 - March 6, 2022
Selfie Series II is on view at the Taubman Museum's Homeward Bound exhibition. Juror Nandini Makrandi, contemporary curator at Hunter Museum, selected 70 works from over 1100 submissions. My painting was one of fourteen featured in Ms. Makrandi's opening remarks and inspired poet Cynthia Atkins to write 'Instagram Girl'.
ONE IMAGE - MULTIPLE HONORS
COVER ART FOR COUNTER CLOCK
SELECTED BY ARTISTS MAGAZINE 2022 10 BEST OVER 60
This is one of my favorite mixed media/gelli print images from my Dreams series. Love the way it looks on the cover of Counter Clock and so excited to receive news that it was one of ten images selected by Artists Magazine judges to be featured in their upcoming issue. Stay tuned!
COVER ART FOR COUNTER CLOCK
SELECTED BY ARTISTS MAGAZINE 2022 10 BEST OVER 60
This is one of my favorite mixed media/gelli print images from my Dreams series. Love the way it looks on the cover of Counter Clock and so excited to receive news that it was one of ten images selected by Artists Magazine judges to be featured in their upcoming issue. Stay tuned!
EXIBITED AT BLUE LINE ARTS GALLERY AND WINNER OF
SUNSPOT LITERARY MAGAZINE EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARD
This ceramic sculpture was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine, the iconic Renaissance painting. I wanted to re-interpret in clay. The landscape in the keyhole is from another da Vinci painting. I had no idea what an ermine looked like to be honest! When I started researching, I discovered the most adorable creatures, unfortunately hunted and farmed for their fur. I was delighted to be accepted into the International Clay exhibition at Blue Line Arts in California. My sculpture will also be featured in the 2021 'Geminga' Fall edition of Sunspot's highly selective literary magazine.
SUNSPOT LITERARY MAGAZINE EDITOR'S CHOICE AWARD
This ceramic sculpture was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine, the iconic Renaissance painting. I wanted to re-interpret in clay. The landscape in the keyhole is from another da Vinci painting. I had no idea what an ermine looked like to be honest! When I started researching, I discovered the most adorable creatures, unfortunately hunted and farmed for their fur. I was delighted to be accepted into the International Clay exhibition at Blue Line Arts in California. My sculpture will also be featured in the 2021 'Geminga' Fall edition of Sunspot's highly selective literary magazine.
ART-RELATED articles/features
CERAMICS MONTHLY SEPTEMBER 2021 ISSUE
'Elbow Deep' by Lilianne Milgrom (Full article here)
Wayne Perry’s decades-long ceramics career has been characterized by an unwavering determination to create authentic work in keeping with his beliefs and principles. One of the noteworthy aspects of this Los Angeles–based artist’s multi-faceted career is that it was largely unplanned and rather serendipitous. He explains, “I never set out to be a ‘Black potter’ or a ‘Black artist’ in the same way that I never set out to be a ceramic artist, but here I am, elbow deep in clay.” I very much enjoyed talking to Wayne about his work and how he uses the medium of clay to voice his views on life, culture and politics.
'Elbow Deep' by Lilianne Milgrom (Full article here)
Wayne Perry’s decades-long ceramics career has been characterized by an unwavering determination to create authentic work in keeping with his beliefs and principles. One of the noteworthy aspects of this Los Angeles–based artist’s multi-faceted career is that it was largely unplanned and rather serendipitous. He explains, “I never set out to be a ‘Black potter’ or a ‘Black artist’ in the same way that I never set out to be a ceramic artist, but here I am, elbow deep in clay.” I very much enjoyed talking to Wayne about his work and how he uses the medium of clay to voice his views on life, culture and politics.
BONJOUR PARIS APRIL 2021 ISSUE
'Artists in Fiction' (Full article here)
Paris in the late 19th century and early 20th century was a period of unprecedented artistic profusion that gave the world more than its fair share of iconic art. It was the perfect storm – an unnaturally large number of incredibly talented, progressive artists congregating in a city reputed for its laissez-faire, intellectual atmosphere as much as for its legendary beauty. This period in art history makes for ripe pickings for authors.
'Artists in Fiction' (Full article here)
Paris in the late 19th century and early 20th century was a period of unprecedented artistic profusion that gave the world more than its fair share of iconic art. It was the perfect storm – an unnaturally large number of incredibly talented, progressive artists congregating in a city reputed for its laissez-faire, intellectual atmosphere as much as for its legendary beauty. This period in art history makes for ripe pickings for authors.
BONJOUR PARIS SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE
'Monsieur Courbet Does It Again' (Full article here)
A few weeks ago, the Musée d’Orsay posted an image of a painting from its collection on its Instagram feed. The post received close to sixty thousand eyeballs and over twelve hundred comments within a matter of hours...
'Monsieur Courbet Does It Again' (Full article here)
A few weeks ago, the Musée d’Orsay posted an image of a painting from its collection on its Instagram feed. The post received close to sixty thousand eyeballs and over twelve hundred comments within a matter of hours...
INSPIRELLE MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 2020 ISSUE
'Politics, Women and rebel artist Gustave Courbet' (Full article here)
I think it’s fair to say that Paris is awash in statues and monuments. If you don’t watch your step you might collide with one of the hundreds of magnificent landmarks scattered about in every arrondissement, reminders of the glorious (and at times not-so- glorious) chapters of French history...
'Politics, Women and rebel artist Gustave Courbet' (Full article here)
I think it’s fair to say that Paris is awash in statues and monuments. If you don’t watch your step you might collide with one of the hundreds of magnificent landmarks scattered about in every arrondissement, reminders of the glorious (and at times not-so- glorious) chapters of French history...
MY GUEST POST ON ARTWORK ARCHIVE, August 2020
Studio Pep Talk: 5 Tips to help get you back in the studio'.
Studio Pep Talk: 5 Tips to help get you back in the studio'.
'CREATIVITY IN A TIME OF CRISIS'
CARAVAN INTERVIEWS LILIANNE MILGROM
Caravan is a unique global art initiative that works to promote art as a universal language that can ultimately bridge and dissolve the differences that divide us. Read my full interview from their new series Creativity in a Time of Crisis. To see some of my previous work with Caravan click here.
CARAVAN INTERVIEWS LILIANNE MILGROM
Caravan is a unique global art initiative that works to promote art as a universal language that can ultimately bridge and dissolve the differences that divide us. Read my full interview from their new series Creativity in a Time of Crisis. To see some of my previous work with Caravan click here.
LILIANNE MILGROM FEATURED IN ELAN MAGAZINE
Elan magazine kicked off the year with a feature article showcasing my art.
The article covers a variety of styles and mediums that I like to work in. The most important thing for me is to create work in a style that the subject demands. Read the full article here.
Elan magazine kicked off the year with a feature article showcasing my art.
The article covers a variety of styles and mediums that I like to work in. The most important thing for me is to create work in a style that the subject demands. Read the full article here.
MY ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN HUFFINGTON POST
Pre-publication teaser for my book 'L'Origine'. Check it out here.
Pre-publication teaser for my book 'L'Origine'. Check it out here.
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spotlight on new works
Welcome to my studio. This month's spotlight features a piece created for the Pandemonium Postcards show. Invited artists were asked to reflect on their experiences during the pandemic and use the small format of USPS postcards as their canvas. My image portrays the initial ignorance of the havoc that the Coronavirus would eventually wreak on the globe. I used embroidery to embellish the postcard-very time consuming! Read the review of the show. Comments or inquiries are always welcome here.
