As April comes to a close, it has been an exciting and incredibly busy month for me and my art.

I’m thrilled to share that I have two pieces included in the 35th International Miniature Art Show at the Seaside Art Gallery in North Carolina, running from May 2 through May 30.

Next, I participated in the 2026 MacKay Gardens Art Exhibition with the Ridge Art Association in Lake Alfred, Florida, where I was honored to receive an Award of Excellence for my piece Grace in Pink. I am deeply grateful for this recognition!

I also submitted two additional pieces to this exhibition and am still waiting to hear if they are included—fingers crossed!

On April 20th, I delivered three works to the 2026 Member Exhibition hosted by the Highlands Art League at the Museum of the Arts (MOTA) in Sebring, Florida.
This includes:

• Two soft pastel paintings
• One polymer clay art doll

The opening reception is May 3rd, and I’m excited to see which pieces will be included in the final exhibition.

I’ve also submitted two miniature works to the 2026 Miniature Exhibition at Artco Framing & Gallery in Tacoma, Washington. While I submitted three pieces, I’m happy to share that two were accepted!  Exhibition starts in May.

Featured Exhibition

Finally, I’m honored to be part of the 2026 Every1 Members Exhibit with the Bartow Art Guild in Bartow, Florida

• Location: Momentum Gallery
  Dates: May 2 – May 30, 2026
  Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  Reception: May 11  (Can't wait!)

My piece Touched by Light was selected for the exhibition.

Sculpted in polymer clay and adorned with delicate fabrics and Tibetan lamb hair, this angel embodies a deeply personal journey. She stands as a symbol of breast cancer survival—fragile in appearance, yet powerful in spirit—rising with quiet strength, grace, and resilience.

If you’re nearby, I would love for you to stop by one of these exhibitions and experience the work in person!