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Exhibits | Collections
| Education | Statement |
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Exhibits
| 2007 |
Silvermine Guild New Members Show |
| 2006 |
The Whistler House Museum of Art, Lowell, Massachusetts |
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Westport Arts Center, Solo Show, Westport,
Connecticut |
| 2005 |
Katonah Museum of Art, Artistic Fragments,
Katonah, New York |
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The Walsh Gallery, Fairfield University, Fairfield,
Connecticut |
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The Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sacred Heart
University, Fairfield, Connecticut |
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City Lights Gallery, Bridgeport, Connecticut
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New Arts Gallery, Litchfield, Connecticut |
| 2004 |
The Canal Gallery, Holyoke, Massachusetts |
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The Lancaster Museum of Art, Print National,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania |
| 2003 |
West Wind Gallery, Washington, Connecticut |
| 1997 |
Contemporary Connecticut Artists, The Mattatuck
Museum, Waterbury, Connecticut |
| 1994-98 |
Beaux Arts Gallery, Woodbury, Connecticut |
| 1995 |
Connecticut Artists at the State Legislative
Building, Hartford, Connecticut |
| 1994 |
The Regional Artist Series, Teikyo Post University,
Waterbury, Connecticut |
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The Silo Gallery, New Milford, Connecticut
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| 1991-93 |
The Munson Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut
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| 1991 |
The Greater Waterbury Arts Resource Council,
featuring eleven regional artists |
| 1990 |
The Discovery Museum, Bridgeport, Connecticut |
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Anna Howard Gallery, Washington, Connecticut |
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The Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, Connecticut |
| 1989 |
Post University, Waterbury, Connecticut, commission |
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The Connecticut Gallery, Marlborough, Connecticut
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| 1988-89 |
The Munson Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut
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| 1988 |
P.S. Gallery, Litchfield, Connecticut |
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Almquist Gallery, New Preston, Connecticut |
| 1986-87 |
Clapp and Tuttle Gallery, Woodbury, Connecticut
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| 1982 |
The Washington Art Association, Washington,
Connecticut |
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Collections
| Neuberger Berman Collection |
| Vick Corporate Art |
| Kernan & Henry Attorneys At Law, Southbury,
Connecticut |
| Post University, Waterbury, Connecticut |
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Education
| University of Maryland Fine Art and Commercial
Art School Graduate |
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Statement
Zemma Mastin White’s work has
been shown extensively in Connecticut and is included in many private
collections in the mid-west, southeast and most prominently throughout
New England. Her work can be seen at the Reeves Contemporary Gallery
in Chelsea, New York. Exhibits include The Katonah Museum of Art,
The Mattatuck Museum, The Discovery Museum, The Lancaster Museum
of Art, the Silvermine Arts Guild, and The Munson Gallery. Her most
recent corporate acquisition is with The Neuberger Berman Collection.
During the last several years she has been exploring the innumerable
possibilities in printmaking, and in 2006 she collaborated with
master printer Sarah Amos at the Great River Arts Institute. Each
printmaking technique offers its own unique attribute. By combining
several techniques she has discovered a new expressive language.
Her focus has been on using a combination of collograph, monotype
and chine colle. Printing on several kinds of Japanese paper enables
her to create transparent layers that fuse with the base layer.
This transparent layer creates a texture and sense of intrigue,
images reappear and disappear within the surface, creating a gentle
tension in the work. These layers create a richness and depth to
the surface. Journeying into her light-splashed shapes she creates
a provocative mixture of rhythm, harmony, melodic line, color and
form. The artist lives in Washington, Connecticut with her husband
and two sons.
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