Honey to Brood, new bronze works now on view at  Commonwealth and Council.

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recent exhibitions
January 2016
The Ocelots of Foothill Boulevard:
Mark Dion, Jessica Rath, and Dana Sherwood
Pitzer College Art Galleries, CA

January 2015
A Better Nectar
University Art Museum, CSU Long Beach, CA

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upcoming exhibitions
January 2017
 The Center for Art and the Environment
Nevada Museum of Art, Reno

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in studio
Spider 63
Spider 63 is a series of 63 drawings, tracing vellums and ink paintings of all the species of spiders found in a one mile radius of the Bernard Biological Field Station. This site is a long-standing field station for the biologists of the Claremont Colleges and includes multiple shifting habitats, some endemic to Southern California. It is extraordinary to find this level of diversity in such small area at the same elevation. Contained within this body of work are three series:

The Surgical Focus drawings are long studies of specimens seen through the Claremont’s high-powered microscopes. Seasons of Love vellum tracings reflect the season of capture at the insects’ most mature form and mating time. Liquid Stilts are studies of a specific body in mica infused paper. Collectively they speak of the beauty in diversity, seasons of change and the pose of a death throw from the pitfall trap that caught them.