Exhibiting in Houston at Laura Rathe Fine Art

My new series of portraits, The Broadacres Society just arrived at                                              Laura Rathe Fine Art, 2707 Colquitt Street, Houston, TX.

Opal, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

Billie, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

Lily Moon’s Sister, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

Lola, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

Pearl, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

Jewel, 12x12x2″, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel sixteen)

Below is panel sixteen in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                       

Julius Logan, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel fifteen)

Below is panel fifteen in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                             

Tides and Currents, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel fourteen)

Below is panel fourteen in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                    

The Poet’s Encampment, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel thirteen)

Below is panel thirteen in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                            

The Maiden, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel twelve)

Below is panel twelve in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                            

Ruby’s Daughter, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel eleven)

Below is panel eleven in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                            

Ava and Tulip, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel ten)

Below is panel ten in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                               

Jacob Eamon, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel nine)

Below is panel nine in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                            

Arabesque, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman

 

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (panel eight)

Below is panel eight in a sixteen panel installation of new mixed media work, Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation that I will be exhibiting at

LANOUE GALLERY 

Winter Group Show Part l: Marybeth Rothman, Anke Schofield and Laura Schiff Bean

November 20, 2015 – January 2, 2016

450 Harrison Street #31, Boston, MA

Please join me at Lanoue Gallery on December 4th, 6-8 pm during the SOWA First Friday Art Walk.                                                                                             

Calliope, photo collage, encaustic and mixed media, 18x18x2. ©Marybeth Rothman

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation    

One can find relationships among and between any or all of the images. I invite the viewer to create a visual conversation by juxtaposing these images to discover an expected or unexpected narrative that may reflect a real or imagined place.                                           

Poet’s Encampment: A Conversation (Virtual Installation) photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. Each panel 18x18x2″. ©Marybeth Rothman