Barbara Vaughn Photography

Quogue Gallery in Quogue, NY presents “Beyond the Sea”, a solo exhibition of new work opening August 27 from 5:00 to 7:00, with an Artist Talk at 6:00. The show runs through September 30.

Friesen Gallery in Sun Valley, ID presents “Upon Further Reflection”, a solo show opening Friday, September 3 from 5:00 – 7:30 pm. The work presents a fresh prospecting on my water imagery following experimentation with a variety of new mediums, processes, and techniques during isolation.

I’m honored to be included in Stay Inspired, a National Book Award gold medal winner. The thought-provoking pairing of artwork and poetry was created as a response to the global pandemic, and its first printing sold out in a matter of weeks. The reprinted edition is now available. 

This body of new work being presented by KMR Arts in Washington Depot, CT was created while shelter-in-place. The Artist Reception on June 6, 4-7 pm, will be outside on the gallery lawn to allow for social distancing, and only three people at a time will be allowed in the gallery, wearing masks to comply with local regulations. The show continues through July 11.

Friesen Gallery presents “Love Letter“, a solo exhibition featuring two new bodies of work, Urban Tableaux and Classics Revisited. The show is up through March 15 and the e-catalog can be viewed here.

Partial installation of “About Water” show and artist talk on opening night in Budapest.

KMR Arts in Washington Depot, CT, presents “ELEMENTS,” a group exhibition featuring new work by five gallery artists, opening October 12 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. The show runs through November 30. 

View a variety installation photos recently published in design books and magazines.

HybridArt in Budapest, Hungary presents “Water”, a dual exhibition of my photographs with abstract paintings by Tom Lieber, through November 26. 

“The $15.95 million Jay Jeffers-designed penthouse at The Avery was unveiled this week. Jeffers worked with Dolby Chadwick Gallery to curate more than 35 art pieces, including works by Sherie’ Franssen, Robert Kingston, Philip Buller, Barbara Vaughn, and Kota Ozawa.” – Jen Woo