New Blog Post: Sometimes Silence
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Look at that green! Follow along as I post from an artists residency in Ireland:
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New blog post from Carraig-na-gCat Artist Residency in Ireland: maureennollette.com/blog

Dingle, Ireland

Artist residencies are Professional Development in the creative realm. They allow artists to live and work in a new environment for a specified period enabling artists to focus on their work, void of daily distractions.

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I'm 10 days out from traveling to Carraig-na-gcat. Packing art supplies for travel is challenging! Years ago I packed a roll of plaster cloth. Security pulled me aside to slowly search my bag. When plaster is dry, it's a powdery white substance. Cocaine!? That was fun. Here's what I do now:

Soon I will be traveling to Carraig-na-gcat, an artist residency near Glandore, Ireland funded by the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. Stay tuned! I will post travel pictures here.

#albersfoundation

Dominion is Stewardship
20 x 26 in
Oil on canvas
2025

#handsoff

I managed to eke out studio time as the academic semester nears an end.

Community
22.5 x 30 in
watercolor, acrylic, colored pencil on Rives BFK paper
2025

While we're waiting for spring to take hold in Michigan (ugh), here's a teaser. This is an older piece and still one of my favs.

And Here We Are
oil on heavy cotton rag paper
30 x 36 in
2023

Ignoring the craziness of the leader(?) of our country for now. A joyful people cannot be controlled.

work in progress
26 x 19.5 in
oil on canvas

We live in a cyclical world. This piece is older, but unfortunately, it's contemporary. Let's work together to reroute this particular cycle.

20 January 2017
graphite, brown & black ink, metallic thread
48.5 x 31 in
2018

Heading to Ireland this May/June for a six-week residency. Thank you alberfoundation.org.

I need a touch of green today.
Altogether (meaning “completely,” or “all things considered”); 30 x 22 in; graphite, watercolor, acrylic; 2023.