“Things of My Mother” at the BCA Center, through January 24, 2026.

I am honored to be exhibiting in this rich multi-faceted exploration of grief. For the show, I created a series of contact grids about my mother, Linda Douglas, née Henny Haar, a Holocaust survivor who lost her father to Auschwitz and managed to hide in Berlin with her mother through the allied bombing and liberation. She died in late 2022.

As I assembled her possessions to photograph, I uncovered her original poems and handwritten reflections of her traumas. Constructing visual narratives of my mother’s life deepened my compassion for her and awakened awareness of how her pain and sorrows were imbedded in me–previously unnamed feelings of sadness and alienation have risen to light.

To read the Seven Days review by Alice Dodge, click HERE

“Holding: Mementos Kept, Memories Kindled” at Vermont’s Art at the Kent, September 12 - October 12, 2025.

“My Father’s Things, Pastel Set,” 16x20-inch Silver Gelatin Print, 2025

Photo credit: Paul Hagar, taken after my gallery talk on Sept. 19

What a joy to have 17 photographs on the eclectic walls of the historic Kent Museum in this year’s dynamic 22-person exhibition.

The Kent is open Fri-Sun, 10am-5pm or by appointment. Please join me at the Closing Celebration on Sunday, October 12, 3-5pm. Seven Days Art Review

Black & White Magazine ~ Portfolio Spotlight

“My Father as a Boy, the Bronx, NY, 1940” Silver Gelatin Emulsion on Arches Watercolor paper, toned in Sepia, 2024

I am honored to have my (Re)membering Series featured for a Porfolio Spotlight in the October issue of B&W Magazine. Click HERE for a link to the spread. Thanks to editor Dean Brierly and writer Michael DiGregorio!

“Sharpen Your Pencils” opens at Studio Place Arts

Reception: Saturday July 5, 4:30-6pm

“My Father’s Things, Pencils 1,” 16x20 inch Silver Gelatin Print, 2025

The piece above and “My Father’s Things, Pencil Sharpeners 1” are part of the multi-faceted group show, which runs through August 15, 2025.

Space Gallery Members Show, through May 23, 2025

“950 Starlight Rd, Contact Quad #1,” 17×22-inch Archival Pigment Print, 2024

Join me at the First Friday Reception, May 2, 5-9pm. The extensive exhibition includes works by more than 100 artists.

“Eclipse Garden, My Father at 27,” 11x14-inch Silver Gelatin Print, 2025

My photograph of the solar eclipse projected through the holes of a kitchen colander onto a portrait of my dad, who had died 9 months before, will be exhibited as part of Burlington City Arts commemoration of the celestial event–which runs through April 17. The reception, on Saturday, will include a screening by local filmmakers, live music and storytelling. Click link in post title for details.

“All the Feels” at the SPACE Gallery, through March 22, 2025.

“Memory,” 11x14-inch Silver Gelatin Lith Print, 2006

I am pleased to have 2 pieces in the large group show, which addresses emotions of all forms.

New Contact Grids

“Basin St. Things, Contact Quad #2”

I have begun to create Contact Grids from shots of objects found at the property I purchased in Bristol, Vermont–where generations of accumulation filled the dilapidated house and overgrown yard. I’ve taken 4 rolls of black-and-white film of Basin St. Things thus far. The objects range from plastic toy animals to farm tools. Olive and Marie, the elderly sisters who last lived there, collected garden knick-knacks and religious trinkets. See the November Newsletter to learn more.

“Images of Havana” at the UVM Medical Center

Darkroom Lith Photograph of Street Scene in Havana, Cuba

“Infanta Street, Havana, Cuba”

11x14-inch Silver Gelatin Lith Print, 2015

18 framed lith prints are hanging on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Burlington’s UVM Medical Center, through January 2025. The show includes 5 images that have not been previously exhibited, such as “Infanta Street,” taken on a busy Havana thoroughfare in the heat of the day.

Art Hop, 2024

“My Mother’s Things, Contact Triptych #2”

8x31-inch Archival Pigment Print, 2024

This large-scale print, the first of “My Mother’s Things, Contact Grids” to be exhibited, is hanging at the BCA Studios (405 Pine St) in Burlington’s south end, along with a new vertical triptych of “My Father’s Things”. They will be on display through October 27, 2024.

Pecha Kucha Night, June 13, 2024

Here is my Pecha Kucha presentation, performed live at Burlington’s FlynnSpace Theater. In my nervousness, I misstated that my father moved to a nursing home in 2001 instead of 2021. It was a powerful experience and I am grateful for the kind support of Chris Dissinger and the PKN staff, as well as the receptive audience.

Jeff and Kris Clarke chose a selection of lith prints from “Of Gavin” and silver gelatin single images from “My Father’s Things.” Visit their wonderful deli and grocery in Stowe, Vt, for delightful food and beverages and to see their expansive collection of original art.

Thank you to Edelweiss Mountain Deli for the commission of 11 framed prints!

“Images of Havana” @ Burlington International Airport

“Hopscotch, Central Havana, Cuba”

11x14-inch Silver Gelatin Lith Print, 2015

A selection of lith prints from the series of shots from Cuba are on exhibition at Burlington’s Patrick Leahy International Airport, through June, 2024.

"First Look 2024" at the Panopticon Gallery

“My Father’s Things, Contact Grid #5”

15x16.5-inch Archival Inkjet Print, 2023

I am thrilled to be one of five photographers in Boston’s Panopticon Gallery’s upcoming exhibition–which opens on February 15.

My Father's Hands with His Ashes

8x9-inch Silver Gelatin Print

In late September, I photographed several previously printed images of my father beneath his cremated ashes. Over the years, I took many pictures of my dad’s expressive hands–here holding earth in his backyard in 2008.

Music & Art Reel

“My Father’s Things, Contact Grid #6, set to an excerpt of my song “Courting Danger,” written about my dad in 2014.

Video and sound recording by Fiona Small

Art Hop

BCA Studios, 405 Pine St, Burlington, VT. Through October 29.

“My Father’s Pencils” and “Mix Tape #1, Roots Funk Vol. 2”

16x20-inch Silver Gelatin Photographs

YouTube Video Interview

Thank you to artist Fiona Small, for creating this reflection of “My Father’s Things, Contact Grids”

CAFÉxchange Exhibition opens in Burlington

“Iglesia del Carmen, Central Havana, Cuba”

11x14-inch Silver Gelatin Lith Print, 2015

Green Tara Space is hosting “Vermonters’ Views of Cuba” at the Pickering Room of Burlington’s Fletcher Free Library. The show, which opens on Friday, June 16 from 4-6pm, is a collaboration with “Four Cuban Photographers” currently on display at the Darkroom Gallery in Essex Jct.

“Wheels” opens on June 3 at the Museum of Everyday Life

“My Father’s Things, Contact Quad #13”

7x8-inch Archival Inkjet Print, 2023