Check out this interview by Denise Driscoll

Take a peek into my studio process by reading this interview about some of the work in my exhibition, The Left Behind….  http://www.fsfaboston.com/growingagallery/2015/7/15/the-left-behind-stacey-piwiniski

The show opens tomorrow!

The show opens tomorrow, Friday, July17th and the reception will be from 6-8pm. Hope you can make it. You can also preview the work in the show at the gallery's website…
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=6e0ce428a50b7c57f21a2d715&id=2b2264409d

The Left Behind at Fountain Street Fine Art

Fountain Street Fine Art presents

The Left Behind

Stacey Piwinski

July 17 – August 15, 2015

Reception July 17, 6-8pm

Stacey Piwinski’s mixed media paintings incorporate discarded objects as a way to invoke the memories of   the things, and people, that we hold dear. “As someone who enjoys the accumulation of things, I often wonder why some objects are so precious to us while others are so easily discarded,” Piwinski comments. “While preparing for my wedding, I have been thinking about how our energy and intention are carried through many of our possessions.” By working with the objects, memories, and energies of what is left behind, this show is actually more about inclusion than exclusion. 

Visual Alchemy

The show Visual Alchemy will be on exhibit through January 25th.
Juried by Elizabeth Devlin, Founder of the FLUX Boston art blog and independent curator this show includes many diverse artists from all over the country. You can see the full catalog here… http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5363c7d1e4b0deab930f8938/t/54a5e5afe4b0e8454934d847/1420158383189/ALCHEMY+catalog.pdf

I am happy to share that I was given the opportunity to curate this show as part of my fellowship with Fountain Street Fine Art this year. Also, last week the exhibit was reviewed by Cate McQuaid n the Boston Globe…
http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5363c7d1e4b0deab930f8938/t/54afec6ae4b0c0c91ee80d6e/1420815466884/alchemy+globe+review.pdf

I would like to congratulate Nina Earley, Marie Craig and Lisa Sibley on the favorable mentions of their works in this review.

Lisa Sibley, Nina Earley, and Marie Craig at the Visual Alchemy exhibition at Fountain Street Fine Art. 

Persistent Memories

Persistent Memories opens this Friday!

Invitation: gallery @ArtBlock Announces “Persistent Memories” Exhibition October 17-November 30

Press Contact: Margaret Kruse

617. 338.7600 x307

You are cordially invited to join the gallery @ArtBlock and the artists Nina Earley, Stacey Piwinski, and Brian Wilson, at an exhibition of recent work. The show will run from October 17^th through November 30^th, 2014. The opening reception will be held on Friday, October 17^th from 6pm to 8pm, and the gallery will also be open for First Friday on Friday, November 7^th from 6pm to 8pm.

Gallery Location and Hours:

gallery @ArtBlock

725 Harrison Street

Boston, MA 02118

617.338.7600 x307

galleryatartblock.com

Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-5pm

Saturday 12pm-3pm

Opening Reception:

Friday, October 17^th 6pm to 8pm

First Friday:

Friday, November 7^th 6pm to 8pm

This three-person exhibition will highlight the work of Nina Earley, Stacey Piwinski and Brian Wilson. These three artists allow their artistic processes to be guided by memories and, each in their own way, depict people, places and things that trigger the return of these memories, transforming thoughts into forms of artistic expression.

Nina Earley combines alternative photographic processes and textiles, Stacey Piwinski uses unconventional hand-woven fabrics and painting, and Brian Wilson incorporates photography and sculpture creating a rich mix of material, process, and textures into one memorable exhibition.

For more information, please visit our event page: Persistent Memories https://www.facebook.com/events/967812696568439/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

Participating Artists:

Nina Earley www.ninaearley.com

Stacey Piwinski www.staceypiwinski.com

Brian Wilson www.brianwilsonart.com

Boston Young Contemporaries 2014

Now in its 9th year, Boston Young Contemporaries is an annual juried exhibition, which highlights   exceptional work from MFA students across the New England area. This year the jurors were Josephine Halvorson (Artist), Pieranna Cavalchini (curator at the Isabella Stuart Gardener Museum), and Kenji Nakayama (Artist). I am honored to have two piece on display in this show. My piece pictured above, Donna, was awarded second place at the opening reception on July 18th. The show will be up until August 22nd at 808 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, MA.

http://bostonyoungcontemporaries.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/601816753270123/

Les Femme Folles

I would like to share this post from Sally Denkin's blog Les Femme Folles. I am honored to be one of the featured artists!

http://femmesfollesnebraska.tumblr.com/post/84513416902/stacey-piwinski-artist