Intersections Accepted into Exhibition

 


I’m honored to share that my work Intersections has been accepted into the 36th Annual Midwest Seasons Exhibition at the Center for the Visual Arts.

This show has long celebrated the artists and landscapes of the Midwest, capturing the rhythms, beauty, and character of our changing seasons. To have my work included alongside so many talented artists is truly meaningful to me.

Center for the Visual Arts
Caroline S. Mark Gallery
January 7 – March 14, 2026

The Midwest Seasons Exhibit is the CVA’s premiere annual show, featuring artists whose pieces reflect the spirit of Midwestern life—its colors, traditions, stories, and sense of place. All selected artworks, including Intersections, will also appear in the Midwest Seasons 2026 Calendar, a beautiful keepsake publication celebrating the exhibition.

I’m grateful to be part of this year’s lineup and deeply appreciative of the CVA for the opportunity. If you’re in the area during the exhibit run, I’d love for you to stop by and experience this inspiring collection of work.

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