Meghan Gordon

Fellowship at the MacDowell Colony from November 2009-January 2010!

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Photographs of a recent solo show, "This room used to be a studio," have been posted. The show contains mostly sculptures, two videos and includes two collaborations with Matt Bollinger. 

Also check out several pages of new work. Navigate to the "work" page to see it.

Another winter in Provincetown comes to a close. Gordon participated in various group shows at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery and in the Fellowship show at the Provincetown Arts Association and Museum. In April, Gordon had her second solo show at the Walker Gallery titled, "This room used to be a studio." Most of the work was based on local history and observations from the last two years in town. In June, Gordon participated in a show at the ArtStrand in Provincetown. In July, two works were in "Midsummer Saltations" at The Art Store in Charleston, WV.

Gordon will be returning to Provincetown in the fall. Upcoming in November, a trip to New Hampshire for two months in residence at the MacDowell Colony. She anticipates research concerning the history of the Colony, combined with materials gathered from a recent research trip to Berlin. Work will begin again soon.

and working hard.

Opening this week:

New York, New England, New Talent

at the Hampden Gallery, UMASS Amherst

Currently on view:

Visual Arts Fellows 2008-2009

at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery, Fine Arts Work Center

in Provincetown MA

Two shows this fall:

The "RISD NYC Alumni Biennial" at The (OA) Can Factory in Brooklyn curated by Glenn Ligon and Lisa Sigal. It will open on September 7, 2008 and will run through the 28th. 

"New York/ New England/ New Talent" at the Hampden Gallery at UMass Amherst, curated by David Gibson. The show opens in November. Gibson's Article Projects is a blog about his curatorial endeavors.

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During the summer between winters at the Fine Arts Work Center, Gordon will be working in glamorous Providence, RI. 

In August, Gordon and Bollinger travel to Burlington, VT to be Artists in Residence at the Seven Below Arts Initiative, an affiliate of Burlington City Arts. The program is in its second year. Planning is underway for a project tentatively titled, "The Burlington Modern Period Room."

Gordon recently attended the Victorian Society of America Summer School led by reknown architectural historian Richard Guy Wilson. She spent ten days in Newport, RI at the Salve Regina University touring historic homes and private residences of Victorian origin. Information overload.

Two drawings are on display in Hartford, CT until April 28, 2008. Check out the show announcement, featuring one of the works.

The show is organized by Paper/New England and features large works on paper by New England artists.

The reception is April 9th at The Bushnell in Hartford.

Installation shots from PAAM are up.

The Hans Hofmann Gallery is beautiful and the show looked very cohesive. The Association is housed in a fairly new "green" building- natural light and responsive indoor lighting, special vents, custom paint, etc.

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New photos from the solo show are up (see announcement in previous post).  Included are photos from the opening night, mostly taken by Matt Bollinger, who was also responsible for the lighting design and the wall text.

Many thanks to Matt, Maryalice, Fleming, Fiona, Craig, Welley and her friend Emma, and of course Cynch and "the Law."

 Here is the flyer for the upcoming show at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery.

Finally up and operational! Please peruse the new images.

Gordon is currently a Fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center. More images to come.

Currently, three paintings are up at the  Provincetown Arts Association and Museum until March 2nd and a solo show at the Hudson D. Walker Gallery will open on February 8th. Upcoming is a show organized by Paper/NE at The Bushnell in Hartford, CT. 

You have found the temporary website for the artist Meghan Gordon. A new and exciting page is in production, so until then, please view the work here.

Also, you may email with suggestions: gordon.meghan@gmail.com