Silo 12
Three-Person Exhibition
Held in a small museum housed in a renovated silo building at a disused quarry in the Jura region of Basel-Landschaft, this exhibition brought together three artists from the area: Kathryn Vogt Haefelfinger, Juliette LePage Boisdron, and myself.
The intimate rooms and hallways, with their stone walls, provided a beautiful setting for some of the work I created during the COVID lockdown.
Many thanks to Thomas Halfmann for capturing this installation.
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Les Arts Vagabonds aux Jacobins
Invitational group show
Held in a renovated Church of Jacobins dating to the 13th century—one of the purest examples of Gothic architecture in France and considered among the most beautiful.
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No Longer Strangers
4 person show
In June 2025, Art Cake hosted a four-week on-site Master Class program with artist and curator Michael David. Four selected artists participated, culminating in a public exhibition and artist talk in Galleries A and B that showcased new work developed during the residency.
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ART en MAI
Invitational 4 person show
Held in a beautifully renovated stone building from 1857 that has served as everything from market hall and courthouse to theater and refuge. Today, Les Halles offers an exceptional architectural space for the community. Visit Art en Mai.
Click through the photos below to see the full view. Photography by Thomas Halfmann. With grateful thanks for capturing many of these works.
Noyes Gallery
Raw Hope – Invitational Solo Exhibition
Located in Evanston, IL the City-owned Noyes Cultural Arts Center houses over 20 artists and arts organizations across two floors. It features a 190-seat theater, two galleries with rotating invitational art exhibitions, and studios for music, theater, and visual arts programs.
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