Cloud Machine, Dream Machine I, 2025, oil on paper, 30” x 22”
Swamp Shimmer, 2015-2018, oil on panel, 96” x 72” modular painting, dimensions variable
This year marks the 10 year anniversary of my artist's residency at the Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge in Mississippi. I love looking deeply into memories of color to find the hues that vibrate and resonate to create a particular emotional tone in my work. The visual environment of the swamp and the impression it made on me continues to inspire me in the studio, and I've been working on paintings to the theme of "Sunrise in the Swamp."
"Swamp Shimmer," is a modular painting that I made based on my firsthand experience of observing consecutive sunrises in the swamp as an artist in residency in Mississippi, and was created in New York from 2015 to 2018. Each painting is made in oil on a 24" x 18" panel, and this iteration is comprised of sixteen panels that, when put together, create a 96" x 72" modular painting. This painting was presented at Pulse Art Fair in Miami Beach in 2018 with Project: ArtSpace, NY.
Environmental Viewing Space, 2023, oil on panel, 48” x 36”
Ridgewood Open Studios is taking place May 3-5, 2024! Come see this painting in person and say hi :-)
659 Woodward Ave, Ridgewood, Queens, NYC
https://www.ridgewoodopenstudios.org/
@ridgewoodopen
Yvonne Jacquette in 1998.
Read Yvonne’s obituary in The New York Times here.
Yvonne meant a lot to me. I first found out about her work when I was in grad school at Rutgers, and was making night landscape paintings. I wrote about her in my thesis paper, and really admired her. After grad school I lived in Berlin, Germany, for two years, and when my husband and I moved back to the states to NYC, I began looking for an artist to assist for, and within a month, heard through a friend that Yvonne was looking for a studio assistant. I reached out to her through DC Moore, and was put in touch with her. It was very special to be able to work with her and to help her make her work for 6 years. I learned so much about her perspective and how she embodied the life of an artist, and so much about color: mixing color and the infinite shades and hues between where you start and where you end up.
Selvage Patchwork, 20” x 32” diptych
"Yesterday's Tomorrow,” a show that I curated, is up at Conduit Gallery at Reservoir Studios featuring paintings by Meredith Hoffheins and Lumin Wakoa.
Thank you to City Artist's Corps for their generous support.
On view by appointment, Oct. 1-31, 2021, at 659 Woodward Ave. in Ridgewood, NY
Email to arrange a visit: reservoirstudios659@gmail.com, cb@caetlynnbooth.com
I’m running Conduit Gallery, the space at Reservoir Studios (where my studio is located), and I’m excited to announce our current show!
Help! I’m a Rock!
New work by Jack Arthur Wood & Lauren Clark
Feb. 27th - Apr. 24th, 2021
Please click the image above to see my interview with Ann Trinca for our bicoastal show "Wild Tangents." Hear us talk about our inspirations for the show, artist highlights, and what we learned from the process!
The East coast version of the show will be up for another week, and I will be hosting a closing event on Saturday, January 23 from 1-5pm at Reservoir Studios, 659 Woodward Av. in Ridgewood, Queens.
Available now! I’m thrilled to have my work featured in ArtMaze Mag’s Anniversary Issue 20, curated by Zoe Fisher of Zoe Fisher Projects.
I’m delighted to have my work featured in Friend of the Artist’s Vol. 12, available now on their website: Friend of the Artist
Check out my curatorial project with Ann Trinca, featuring artwork made by East and West coast artists during lockdown.
This image was taken by my husband during the summer as I was working on new paintings made during lockdown. More to come on these later this season.
I'm excited to share that my work will be featured as a staff pick in Friend of the Artist's upcoming issue, Vol. 12.
I also have a few new paintings, recently framed, offered by Curina. Many of them can be rented or purchased at an affordable monthly rate.
On sale! I still have a few paintings on paper for sale to benefit organizations during this challenging time. Please help me support this important work by forwarding to anyone you think might be interested.
A couple of other exciting things are on the horizon that I look forward to announcing later in October.
I am delighted to participate in "Congruence" with I Like Your Work, run by Erika Hess and curated by Bridgette Mayer.
This exhibition includes a large number of artists, in part to make up for so many lost opportunities in the visual arts community right now! I'm honored to be in the company of so many other great artists.
Jason Ting’s line, my color
Two versions of collaborative paintings made with Jason Ting as part of Able Baker Contemporary's online exhibition "Your Color My Line" earlier this year. Click the image to see all of the collaborations in the show!