Emma spent October as a guest at Yaddo, where she made three new paintings, shown here with their borders not yet applied:
Meanwhile, the painting we saw her beginning in July is now finished:
Emma spent October as a guest at Yaddo, where she made three new paintings, shown here with their borders not yet applied:
Meanwhile, the painting we saw her beginning in July is now finished:
Color, acrylic on linen with African fabric borders, 58″ × 43.5″, 2009…
Fall, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 65″ × 46″, 2009…
My Mother Was the Greatest Dancer, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 59.5ʺ × 43ʺ, 2009…
The triptych Emma has been working on since March is still underway. After some planning, a few of the narrow border strips have been attached. The rest are still being worked out.
On April 16, Emma gave the Eighth Annual David C. Driskell Lecture in the Visual Arts at the University of Maryland’s David C. Driskell Center. Or, more accurately, she shared the stage with Professor Driskell himself, and the lecture was in the form of a discussion between the two of them.…
Gold Coast, acrylic on linen with African fabric borders, 52ʺ × 43ʺ, 2009…
Othello, acrylic on linen and African fabric borders, 56ʺ × 42ʺ, 2009…
Emma’s working on a new painting. I think she said that this one’s about her grandparents.
And here are details of some of the animals on the painting she just finished:
You can see more snapshots of both paintings on Flickr.…