BIO

​

My roots are in the West, growing up in Utah and California. I moved to New York City after college and have lived on the East Coast ever since, most of it in the Boston area.

Over fifty years I have had more than fifty solo exhibitions and shown in group exhibitions at museums, galleries, universities and institutions in the United States, Europe and the UK. Art News wrote: “one risks confounding the senses even before peeling back the first layer of brusque sensuality that clings to the surface of her paintings … a soulful, sympathetic sensibility that is rare to find in such an obsessive technician.”

I have curated exhibitions and written essays (more than 1500, collected on Slow Muse.) These include artist monographs, curatorial statements and reviews, plus contributions to books and publications on creativity, art making, the business of art and entrepreneurship.

In 2020 I founded Pell Lucy, an international collective of artists who share a belief that form has its own intelligence. Pell Lucy artists have exhibited together in more than twenty shows, online and in person.

I live in Brookline and work from a studio at Waltham.