My interests range from monumental public art to ceremonial sculptural objects, and installations for celebration and healing. With years of experience in community building and inter-personal communication, I look for opportunities to interact with clients and communities on sculptural projects of very large, as well as intimate scale. I take pride in creative concept development and in the craft of detail. I work both independently and in collaboration, as the situation requires. Influenced by a life full of highly diverse experiences, my art is not limited to specific materials or style.
News:
- TRADITION AND TRANSFORMATION: ART BY JEWISH WOMEN
Asherah’s photographs of Teshuvah can be seen in this group exhibit at Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, curated by Beth Shadur.
May 23-June 19, 2008.
Opening reception: May 25, 2008 from 4-7 p.m.
Woman Made Gallery, 685 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, IL.
The gallery is open Wed.-Fri. from noon to 7 p.m. and Sat. and Sun. from noon to 4 p.m. - Portland Maine
Institute for Contemporary Art, 2008 Index Show, April 2-27, 2008
Opening reception April 4, 5-8pm
Artist talks Thursday April 17 noon to 2pm - International Exhibition of Finalists for 2008 Beijing Olympic Landscape Sculpture, World Tour Comes to U.S.A.
