My interests range from monumental public art to ceremonial sculptural objects, performance, and installations for celebration and healing. I am a contemporary artist concerned with human interaction. As a community builder and artist-in-residence I work in close collaboration with organizations, community members, and students. I take pride in creative concept development and in the craft of detail. Influenced by a life full of highly diverse experiences, my art is not limited to specific materials or style. I do prefer renewable and recycled materials.
- FRIENDSHIP IN HARD TIMES is a contemporary art installation, scheduled to open June 18, 2010 at the University of New England Art Gallery. The project uses group work sessions and brightly colored braids made from recycled plastic bags to explore the concept of friendship in contemporary times. Click here for information on how you or your group can participate.
- JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD for “Mad Housewife”: Visiting Juror’s Show, Maine Art Gallery, Wiscasset, June 2009
- THE SPIRIT OF TREES: Solo exhibition of wood sculptures and photographs, Temple Shalom Synagogue-Center, Auburn, Maine, April 2009
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Asherah Cinnamon and Scott Fuller receive OLYMPIC FIVE RINGS AWARD, International Olympic Landscape Sculpture Competition and Exhbitions, Beijing, Summer 2008.
“We were honored to meet and receive our award from survivors of the May12 Earthquake, whose determination and heroism were graphically acknowledged during the Ceremonies. I am also humbled and pleased to have had this opportunity to get to know wonderful and talented sculptors from all over the world. This competition is a model of peaceful international dialog in the true spirit of the Olympics.”— Asherah Cinnamon
