Duluth Art Institute 
Our Common Origins

I was so honored to be selected by a distinguished panel of peer artists and art professionals for
this featured solo exhibition.

Plus, I am especially proud to be part of the DAI’s ongoing commitment
assuring for community sustainability via the creative process.T 

​These paintings embody a holistic approach to healing, which begins at archetypal levels of mind, body and spirit. - MD

​Thank you DAI staff and members of the Board!
Here are a few photos with more art work credits and details to follow!
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Art works are available for exhibition and purchase unless otherwise noted. For info and specs without credit lines under the image, click and hold cursor over image. Thank you for your interest and support!

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installation view: "Our Common Origins: Color Variations & Hybrid Forms", Duluth Art Institute, Dec. '22 - Feb. '23
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selections: "Tribute to Ukraine...your courage, your sacrifice, your dreams" components of the series: "PPOV - CALL OUT & Deconstruct Hate", mixed media, altered digital images, latex enamel, acrylic on canvas, 48"x36" and 20"x40" (2)
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installation view: "Color Variations + Hybrid Forms" series (l) & "Probable Spirit Line" series (r), mixed media on canvas
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selections: "Tribute to Ukraine...your courage, your sacrifice, your dreams" components of the series: "PPOV - CALL OUT & Deconstruct Hate", mixed media, altered digital images, latex enamel, acrylic on canvas, 48"x36" and 20"x40" (2), and installation view (left), altered digital images on vinyl
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selections: "Tribute to Ukraine...your courage, your sacrifice, your dreams" components of the series: "PPOV - CALL OUT & Deconstruct Hate", mixed media, altered digital images on vinyl, (clay medallion photo image courtesy artist, Joel Queen (Eastern Band Cherokee Indians) and WCU Digali'i Cherokee Student Org.; photo collage, found objects, 72" x 32", 2023