I wrote a short description of my recent work and my technical research in photocollagraph on my studio blog.

Work from this series will be included in an exhibition of collagraphs at ECA+ Gallery in August 2017, curated by Hannah Richards.

The Real Remembered a solo exhibition of “quilts made for remembering and prints made from clothes that are too small or that are no longer needed” will be mounted at 1550 Main Street in Springfield, MA. The show is part of the Art Stop(s) program and will be up through June, 2017. Opening: Wednesday, April 5, 4:30–6pm.

Esther S White, Clothes that are too small or no longer needed (toddler jeans), 2017, gelatin plate monotype, 16″x21″

ESW, Practicing Everyday, 2016, 31”x44”; quilt: cotton, wool, ber-reactive dye; relief printed, deconstructed screen printed, machine stitched and hand tied

The Real Remembered, Solo exhibition of quilts made for remembering and prints made from clothes that are too small or that are no longer needed at Artspace Community Art Center of Greenfield, February 27–March 24, 2017; Closing March 24, 5–7 PM

No Respite group exhibition at Rozz Tox Art, Florence, MA; Opening: March 1, 2017 5-8 PM

Solo exhibition at Artspace Greenfield, February 27–March 24, 2017
Artspace Community Art Center, 15 Mill St, Greenfield, MA
Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 12–2:30pm and 4–6pm, or by appointment 413-772-6811

Esther S White, Clothes that are too small or no longer needed (lacey bra and socks), 2017, gelatin plate monotype, 16″x21″

Esther S White, Clothes that are too small or no longer needed (pajamas with feet), 2017, gelatin plate monotype, 16″x21

Esther S White, Clothes that are too small or no longer needed (pumping bra), 2017, gelatin plate monotype, 16″x22″

Esther S White, A Measured Routine, 2016, 42”x35”; cotton, fiber-reactive dye; screen printed and painted, machine stitched and quilted

Esther S White, Two Days, 2016, 51”x41”; cotton, fiber-reactive dye; deconstructed screen printed, hand dyed, machine stitched and quilted

Gelatin plate monotypes, work in progress.