From the Permanent Collection
Jan - Dec 2024
From the Barbie cyanotype series.
“Nancy Grace Horton has always pushed the boundaries with her art with series that challenge stereotypes and creates subversive narratives. “ Curator Jessica Roscio
Danforth Art | Massachusetts
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Hillary Clinton once famously said that “ . . . the rights of women and girls is the unfinished business of the 21st century.”
December 2, 2023 - May 26, 2024
Newport Art Museum | Rhode Island
This exhibition features permanent collection works from the 17th century to the present that emphasize our close connection to food. Here, artists look at the ways we produce and consume food, even the gendered associations tied to cooking and domesticity. Through these artworks, viewers can sample a taste of the environmental and social ingredients that go into (and beyond) what we put on the table.
Featured Artists: Richard Benson, Herbert Cyrus Farnum, Donna Ferrato, Lucas Foglia, Leslie M. W. Graff, Nancy Grace Horton, Alen MacWeeney, Abraham Mignon, Neal Rantoul, and Meredith Stern.
NEWPORT, RI
The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of
Anne Mimi Sammis 1940-2023
jessica@jessicahagen.com
9A Bridge Street, Newport, RI
The Mildred Complex(ity)
SILVER–IRON–LIGHT
Opening / November 6, 2021 / 3-6pm
37B Main Street. Narrowsburg, NY
Noah Doely, Shoshana Fink, Rich Garr, Leila Gordon, Nancy Grace Horton, Elizabeth Kelly, Leah Koransky, Joe Lerro, Rachael Schmoker, Samiha Tasnim,
The Mildred Complex(ity) Project Space is pleased to present alchemical works created by fellows during the Summer 2021 session, SILVER–IRON–LIGHT. The exhibition features handmade 19th-century photographic processes including tintype, cyanotype, and anthotype, as well as other works revealing the landscape of Mildred's Lane.
Please visit the storefront project space located at 37B Main Street. Narrowsburg, NY 12764. We will be open on Saturdays from 12 to 5 pm and Sundays from 12 to 4 pm throughout the exhibition's run; or, contact mildreslane@gmail.com to visit by appointment.
An Exhibition and Fundraiser for Atlanta Celebrates Photography in person and online. Click here to purchase. SOLD
Campus Cutie, Star Dust Three, 2020.
Unique photogram cyanotype on water color paper.
Sales Requests: Robin@robinricegallery.com
Visit Installation:
La Plage
25 Washington St.
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Summer Exhibition 2020
Gallery hours and by appointment
A celebration of the ratification of the 19th Amendment featuring work by female artists including Nancy Grace Horton, Theresa Girard, Jolie Stahl, Jeanne Tangney, Judith Davis, Karen Iglehart. There will be gallery talks, workshops and a special book signing with Susan Silver throughout the month of August.
Through September 10th, 2020.
Pleased that folks like Elin Spring and Suzanne Revy are hosting online shows right now, www.whatwillyouremember.com/devotion/, Devotion a moving exhibition with many artists included.
Opening March 25th at New England College
More information here: https://www.nec.edu/events/outspoken-7-women-photographers/
Jessica Hagen Gallery
3 Bridge Street
Newport, RI
Here is one of the many original barbie portraits I have been creating; on display in MELTDOWN. This diptych is on watercolor paper. Others, on fabric and in varying colors. Check out the show in Newport, RI or message the gallery.
Gallery article here: http://www.jessicahagen.com/blog/2020/3/10/photographer-nancy-grace-horton
Cracking Up, Ms. Behavior Series, 2012
Absurdity of Being Human – The Gretchen Schuette Art Gallery at Chemeketa Community College, Salem, Oregon.
Curated by Deanne Beausoleil
Kay Bunnenberg Boehmer
Funded by the Gretchen Schuette Art Endowment
Opening reception – Wednesday, February 12 noon – 2:30.
Artist talk – 1:30 – 2:30
Paper Doll Project – Thursday, February 13
1:00 – 4:00
Dress Codes at UNE : Opening Reception October 8th, 2019. 4-6
An solo exhibition and collaboration with artist Nancy Grace Horton
UNE Library Services’ Ketchum Library Art Gallery
BIDDEFORD, Maine --The University of New England’s Biddeford Campus Ketchum Library Art Gallery is currently hosting an exhibition, titled Dress Codes, which will be on display through January 6, 2020. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
DRESS CODES: an exhibition and collaboration with artist Nancy Grace Horton in the Ketchum Library Art Gallery October 1- January 6. Please join us for upcoming artist visits and pop-up collaborations.
Tuesday October 8 - 2-6 pm: Pop-up collaborations with student groups and Opening in the gallery
Friday November 1 - Noon: Brown Bag Lunch in the Gallery with the artist. please RSVP to Cally at cgurley@une.edu
Nancy Grace Horton is a photography-based artist who embraces both analog and digital techniques to create bold narrative fragments informed by her background in photojournalism. Her MrMrs Series taps into her interest in gender and culture and visually explores men who dress as women. This project has evolved into a collaborative exhibition involving the university community from October 1 - January 6 with continued opportunities for campus participation throughout the installation. The community is being integrated into this site-specific installation by participating in creative paper doll making inspired by cultural dress codes and personal identity; sharing gender-related stories via video and written as well as participating in photographic portraits for the gallery show.FMI | cgurley@une.edu | www.nancygracehorton.com
UNE’s Ketchum Library Art Gallery is located on the university’s Biddeford Campus at 11 Hills Beach Road. Daily hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. For more information, visit https://library.une.edu/art-galleries/home/biddeford-campus/exhibits/or contact Cally Gurley at (207) 221-4324 or cgurley@une.eduor Art Gallery Director Hilary Irons at (207) 221-4449 or hirons@une.edu.
PMAC is excited to announce our next Art Exhibit in Haas Family Gallery. “Red She Said”: I love red. The color of fury, passion, stoplights and Coca Cola, red has long played an intense role in our lives and in art. Come explore the varied interpretations of this beloved color at a new exhibit guest curated for Portsmouth Music and Arts Center by Mary Jo Brown.
Opening Artists Reception on Friday, September 6, 5:30-7PM. Free and open to the public.
The show will be on display Sep 3 – Oct 10th, 2019
The Watch at MINT
A selection of ten of the hottest emerging and established photographers chosen by independent curator Mary Stanley as the ACP 2019 Ones To Watch. This will be the first time many of these fresh new talents have exhibited their work in Atlanta. They are innovative, highly collectible, and nationally and internationally recognized for their technical and conceptual aptitude. These works will be auctioned for the benefit of ACP on Saturday Sept 14th. Sealed silent bids will be accepted prior until Sept 13th.
Opening Reception: Friday, the 13th of September, will include Poetry Readings by Rachel Eliza Griffiths and Kamilah Aisha Moon and an interactive Photography experience by Shiloh Burton.
Other events: Mutiny Third Thursday on September 18th MINT Gallery will be open 6-10pm with over 100 Maker Studios at the MET.
Closing Reception: Saturday, October 5th, from 7-9pm.
