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Mara will be selling at the Art Enables & Friends Holiday Market on December 9 from 10-5. Hope to see you there.
Three films will be screened that showcase the stories and artistic expressions of individuals with disabilities.
A Q&A with Living Arts’ director, David Rochkind, and artist Mara Clawson follows the screenings.
NEW HOPE, PA (June 26, 2022) Silo6776 is pleased to present When Colors Get Along, a highly curated exhibition of works by self-taught artist Mara Clawson. For more information, contact info@silo6776.com
The exhibition is juried by Dr. Harry Cooper, Senior Curator and Head of Modern Art at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.; he discusses each selected work with VAA President Matt Adams during the recorded opening reception.
Works on Paper is LBIF’s 23rd annual National Juried Competition and Exhibition, juried by Lanka Tattersall, the Curator of Drawings and Prints at MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art. Ms. Tattersall awarded Mara’s soft pastel, Cleaning Ears, second place. View Catalogue
Viridian's 5th Annual International 30 Under 30 Juried Exhibition, curated by Vernita Nemec.
Living Art is screening at ReelAbilities Film Festival: Denver, followed by a Q&A with Mara and director of the film, David Rochkind.
Accompanying Mara’s exhibition, "Caring for Humanity and for Life", are two online Main Street programs. Mara is demonstrating her digital art process at the Jan. 12 program. Online closing reception is April 25.
The Dab Art Co.’s ART IN THE TIME OF CORONA™ global project and exhibition can be viewed at Dab Art’s website (Mara’s digital painting, Hopeful Tastes, is in January of 2021).
Mara’s oil pastel, Finding Ways to Keep the Water Clean, received an honorable mention award.
"Works on Paper" 2020 is the 22nd Annual National Juried Competition and Exhibition, juried by Sarah Suzuki, Curator of Drawings and Prints at MOMA, the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. View Catalogue
Living Art is screening during the closing night of ReelAbilities Film Festival of Northern Virginia, along with three other films. Closing reception of Mara’s Solo Exhibition: Loving Nature and Food follows the screening.
Mara and documentary film director David Rochkind are speaking after the screening of Living Art.
Mara is the 2020 visiting artist in Houston's ReelArt exhibition, curated by Samara Rosen at The Center for Art and Photography gallery at Celebration Company.
Mara’s solo exhibition, Loving Nature and Food, in the Bodzin Art Gallery at the Pozez JCC of Northern Virginia. Closing reception is Sunday, March 1st after the screening of Living Art in the ReelAbilities Film Festival of Northern Virginia.
Mara is in the American Visionary Art Museum's annual holiday art market, Bazaart.
Mara is selling her artwork at the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDDS) annual conference. Mara's soft pastel, Swimming Together as One, is on the cover of the NASDDDS conference brochure.
Following the screening of Living Art is a Q&A with the museum’s deputy director Megan Reich and Mara Clawson. Mara has a pop-up exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland.
Inspired Bodies is a group show celebrating all bodies and our resilience.
International Premier of Living Art, a documentary film featuring Mara Clawson at the ReelAbilities Film Festival: Toronto.
Mara’s artworks are exhibited at the Allouche Gallery in Tearless, a one day exhibition curated by Kristina Hagman to benefit the Familial Dysautonomia Foundation, Inc.
World Premiere of Living Art, a documentary film featuring Mara Clawson at the 11th Annual ReelAbilities Film Festival: New York. Panel discussion with filmmaker, David Rochkind, and Mara Clawson after screening. ReelAbilities presents films made by and about people with different disabilities whether physical, developmental, or psychological. Read more about the film here: https://ground.media/project/living-art/.
Food for the Soul: Seven Washington Artists, curated by Elizabeth Federici.
Mara is in the American Visionary Art Museum's annual holiday art market, Bazaart.
Mara's soft pastel, Let My People Go, is exhibited in a group show that explores the moment when the Israelites received the 10 Commandments and uttered the phrase, "We will do and we will hear" (Exodus 24:7.)
Andrew Edlin Gallery open invitation exhibition explores the parameters of who can be a part of the art world.
Mara is on a panel of professional artists with disabilities, alongside other individuals in the arts education field, to accompany the exhibition UBUNTU: Yo Soy...Je Suis….I Am…Because You Are, sponsored by the VSA.
Mara is exhibiting three artworks in the Helen Beiser, MD, Art Show at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) annual meeting.
