Portfolio

Lockdown Family: A series of drawings in crayon, charcoal and watercolor that re-create several generations of family. This was an exercise in connection during pandemic isolation.

These are images from my Artist in Residence exhibit at Fruitlands Museum, my figurative studio work from various years, as well as drawings.

At Fruitlands, sculptor Carolyn Wirth is a free-range historian – The Boston Globe

At top: “Cynthia’s 112 (shirt),” “Miss Sears Colonnade,” “Hands to Work,” and “A Visit from Mother Ann.” An outdoor installation of Shaker Spirit Fruit in the Red Farmhouse Arbor. The bottom section: studio pieces from the past few years, including Aloft (left), Protective Coloration (center), and I Read Emily Dickinson All Last Winter (right).