| Nashua Sculpture Symposium 2010 "Diversity" |
May 16- June 6, 2010
Donna Dodson
Donna Dodson graduated cum laude from
Wellesley College in 1990 with a Bachelor of
Arts. Her pre-med studies and her passion for
Egyptian art led her to study sculpture with
Joseph Wheelwright at his studio in Boston in
1995. She continued her studies in sculpture
with Peter Haines at his studio in Cambridge by
learning how to abstract and resolve forms.
Since 2000, Dodson has been honored with solo
shows in New York, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Kansas, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Dodson enjoys public speaking, and has been a
guest speaker in conferences, panels and
forums at the University of Rhode Island,
Pittsburg State University, School of Visual Art
and Stonehill College. She is a member of the
International Sculpture Center, National
Association of Women Artists and the Women’s
Caucus for Art. In May 2007 she started the Art
Salon Boston at her studio in Jamaica Plain to
meet artists of all disciplines and host monthly
conversations on topics of interest to artists in
Boston and beyond.
Wellesley College in 1990 with a Bachelor of
Arts. Her pre-med studies and her passion for
Egyptian art led her to study sculpture with
Joseph Wheelwright at his studio in Boston in
1995. She continued her studies in sculpture
with Peter Haines at his studio in Cambridge by
learning how to abstract and resolve forms.
Since 2000, Dodson has been honored with solo
shows in New York, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Kansas, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Dodson enjoys public speaking, and has been a
guest speaker in conferences, panels and
forums at the University of Rhode Island,
Pittsburg State University, School of Visual Art
and Stonehill College. She is a member of the
International Sculpture Center, National
Association of Women Artists and the Women’s
Caucus for Art. In May 2007 she started the Art
Salon Boston at her studio in Jamaica Plain to
meet artists of all disciplines and host monthly
conversations on topics of interest to artists in
Boston and beyond.
Andy Moerlein
Andy Moerlein is a nationally exhibited sculptor. His work has
been shown in museums, sculpture gardens, and galleries
from Alaska to New York. Mr. Moerlein has an extensive
resume of public art works. This past summer, his installations
graced Downtown Ithaca NY, Mill Brook Gallery and Sculpture
Garden, the Riverway Park in Brookline MA, Main Street in
Stockbridge MA, Elm Park in Worcester MA, and Ehva Gallery
in Provencetown MA. Mr. Moerlein’s installation work has also
been featured indoors at venues such as the Johnson
Museum, Ithaca NY, the Hood Museum, Hanover NH, the
Currier Museum, Concord NH, the Everson Museum, Syracuse
NY and a variety of private galleries and college art settings.
His smaller models and indoor work were featured in two late
summer shows. In August Moerlein showed a large body of
new work at the Windsor Whip Works Gallery, Windsor NY and
then in September he had a solo exhibit at New Hampton
School in NH.
He has been an arts advocate, gallery director, educator, and
professional juror for over 30 years. He has curated shows in
Bend, OR; Rochester, NY; Brockport, NY; Ithaca, NY; and
Manchester, NH. His articles and reviews have been published
in numerous regional newspapers and arts magazines. He has
been a teacher and gallery director at the Derryfield School in
Manchester NH for 15 years. Moerlein holds a BA from
Dartmouth College and an MFA from Cornell University. He
lives in Bow, NH.
been shown in museums, sculpture gardens, and galleries
from Alaska to New York. Mr. Moerlein has an extensive
resume of public art works. This past summer, his installations
graced Downtown Ithaca NY, Mill Brook Gallery and Sculpture
Garden, the Riverway Park in Brookline MA, Main Street in
Stockbridge MA, Elm Park in Worcester MA, and Ehva Gallery
in Provencetown MA. Mr. Moerlein’s installation work has also
been featured indoors at venues such as the Johnson
Museum, Ithaca NY, the Hood Museum, Hanover NH, the
Currier Museum, Concord NH, the Everson Museum, Syracuse
NY and a variety of private galleries and college art settings.
His smaller models and indoor work were featured in two late
summer shows. In August Moerlein showed a large body of
new work at the Windsor Whip Works Gallery, Windsor NY and
then in September he had a solo exhibit at New Hampton
School in NH.
He has been an arts advocate, gallery director, educator, and
professional juror for over 30 years. He has curated shows in
Bend, OR; Rochester, NY; Brockport, NY; Ithaca, NY; and
Manchester, NH. His articles and reviews have been published
in numerous regional newspapers and arts magazines. He has
been a teacher and gallery director at the Derryfield School in
Manchester NH for 15 years. Moerlein holds a BA from
Dartmouth College and an MFA from Cornell University. He
lives in Bow, NH.
Photos by Alan Leach
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