September Solo Show “All The Ways A Surface Seeks
Galatea Fine Art, 460B Harrison Avenue, #B-6, Boston MA
Reception: September 4, 2026 @ 6-8pm
Artist Talk: September 20, 2026 @ 1-3pm
“Underlying the works is an interest in complexity—the understanding that people, experiences, and memories rarely exist as singular or stable forms. Like a pavilion with many entrances, each painting offers opportunities to view from different angles. The work acknowledges the many dimensions that coexist within every individual: light and shadow, presence and absence, concealment and revelation.
Rather than providing answers, these paintings invite contemplation. They ask what becomes visible when we pause long enough to look beyond first impressions and allow space for uncertainty, imagination, and reflection. In that space, something unexpected may emerge — not only within the work itself, but within the viewer.”
– Rebecca Anne Nagle
2026 Vermont Studio Center Residency
Started off 2026 with a 19 day art residency. What an experience. It was so wonderful mining for new material, exploring, experimenting, and letting go of fear, judgement and expectation as an artist. The work for 2026 is fueled by the spiritual energies of such a wonderful group of creatives from all over the globe. Looking forward to witnessing what will grow from what was planted!
The Physical Manifestation of Memory
I invite you to watch my creative process of exploring muscle memory from my years of training in the sport of figure skating and my love of painting. ~2025 ~
2025 Sea Urchin Sculpture Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute Arts & Science Program
Inspired by the structural beauty of the sea urchin, this sculpture transforms a fragile ocean floor animal to a monumental scale. The rigidity of their form combined with their moveable spines creates a fascinating multidimensional use of space. Paying homage to GMGI's research work, and the potential of analyzing a tiny strand of DNA to have huge consequences for preventing and treating cancer, I invite viewers to reflect on the interdependence of human and oceanic worlds. ~ September 2025
Cove Gallery, Gloucester MA, June 12-July 6, 2025
As artists, we work in solitude creating from the ego, mind, soul, spirit, and subconscious. In constructing our work, we react personally to our surroundings, global events, climate and landscape, social and political issues and the effect on us as individuals and our communities. The process of making an artwork provides the safe, meditative space to help heal, reflect on and process trauma or to find balance. As the viewer connects with their own stories and challenges, their healing and repair is amplified.