2023 One of my prints, This Place II, has been acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Print Collection of the New York Public Library acquired This Place XI and an edition from Farmington Town Hall. The Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY acquired an edition of Farmington Town Hall.Another, This Place X, won a juror’s award at the Made in NY exhibition at the Scweinfurth Museum.

2022 Several of my new screenprint monoprints were included in a group exhibition called into this world at Planthouse Gallery, curated by the wonderful Nina Jordan. Another highlight of the year was going to the SGCI conference in Madison, WI, after two years of no conference due to the pandemic. It was so great to see old friends and meet new ones! My print Cobb’s Hill was selected by juror Esther Adler, Curator of Prints and Drawings at MoMA, for inclusion in the LBIF 2022 Works on Paper Exhibition. I did a rewarding visiting artist gig at the University of Rochester. It’s been a year of experimentation, including new prints with flocking and glitter, and a collaboration on laser-engraved woodcuts with with Blake Sanders of Catapult Press.

2021 What a year! My print Farmington Town Hall was selected by artist Chritiane Baumgartner for inclusion in IPCNY’s Lonely Hearts: New Prints 2021/Summer exhibition. As part of that exhibition, I participated in a public artists’ conversation and was awarded a studio visit award with Aprile Gallant, Senior Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at Smith College. Prints from this same series were exhibited in six other shows, including InkMasters Cairns in Australia, and won three awards. Mirabo Press worked with me to publish a series of four new digital and intaglio prints. And I got to do my two-week residency at Alfred University’ IEA, resulting in new projects including a series of photopolymer gravures, two of which were exhibited at the Ty Pawb International Print Exhibition in Wales.

2020 Lots of exciting things have happened, despite the devastation of the pandemic. I made a series of huge intaglio prints with Mirabo Press in Buffalo, and developed a new body of rice-pasted wall pieces. Both bodies of work were exhibited in my show, Now This at the Colleen Buzzard studio in Rochester. I got to work with filmmakers Tom Dooley and Alex Freeman to produce a short video on the show. I gave an artist’s talk about the Mirabo Press intaglio prints. I was also awarded a two week residency at IEA at Alfred University, though it has been re-scheduled for 2021 due to Covid. The 2019 IPEP A Voice to a Voice international exchange portfolio which I was juried into was exhibited in India, Nepal, Portugal, and the United States.

2019 I was selected to participate in the 2019 IPEP A Voice to a Voice international exchange portfolio by curator Somedutta Mallik. Erik Waterkotte and I had a great time presenting our window installation at the University of Dallas during the SGCI conference.

2018 I’m proud to share that I have been awarded a five year endowed professorship at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, in recognition of my scholarship. So, I am now the Class of ‘64 endowed Professor of Art. I’m looking forward to using the associated funding to push my work forward! I received the Bomb Magazine award and was named a semi-finalist in the Print Center’s 92nd International Competition.

2017 I am happy to say that my work appeared in the Louisiana International Print Exhibition and was awarded a Juror’s Award by Curator Ben Hickey, Curator of Collections and Exhibitions, Masur Museum of Art.

2016 I am proud to have curated the exhibition Signs and Signifiers, for the 2016 MAPC conference. This was one of 14 exhibitions I was in this year, including shows in Portugal, Poland, and China!

2015 As part of receiving the Best in Show at the 2014 Southern Printmaking Biennale, I had a solo show at the University of North Georgia, and travelled there to give an artist’s talk. I also received the Award for Excellence in Scholarship from Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

2014 This has been a big year, with several exciting opportunities.  Karen Kunc, Professor of Art, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, nominated me for inclusion in the 9th Triennale de l'Estampe Chamalieres, in Chamalieres, France.  Ericka Walker, Assistant Professor of Art at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design selected a suite of my prints as Best in Show at the 2014 Southern Printmaking Biennale.  And Master Printer Christopher T. Creyts chose one of my prints as Best in Show for an exhibition called Bite, Scratch, and Expose.  I am grateful to have had time in the studio to continue to develop as an artist.

2013 I am happy to say that my work has been shown in a number of great national juried shows this year.  A highlight was receiving the McLain's Printmaking Award from juror Mark Pascal (Curator, Department of Prints and Drawings, Chicago Art Institute) for my print "Vantage," which appeared in the Monotype Guild of New England's monoprint show.  It was also a special thrill to see my print "Can You Hear Me Now?" hang next to a favorite Stuart Davis painting in the Memorial Art Gallery of Rochester's Art Reflected exhibition.

2012 Lots of great exhibition opportunities in 2012.  Thanks to Allan Singer for including me in his Process and Purpose group show at the InkShop in Ithaca, NY.  It was also great to get a recognition award from the state of Hawaii, for my print "Transformer," which appeared in the Pacific States Biennial Exhibition, juried by Karen Kunc.