Moving in Place: Conversations in location and physical geography: is an evening of off-site works-in-progress by two artist teams:

Reflections is a sound and video installation by Maggie Nowinski and Burns Maxey. The project maps the city of Easthampton, MA, through a series of constructed conversations between selected community members created from interviews taken by the artists. The work also tracks the interviewees daily lives through photographs, and includes correspondence between the two artists via postcards. The Mobius exhibit is a preliminary showing of Reflections. A complete site-specific exhibition will be held in the Fall of 2010 in Easthampton, MA, and will also incorporate photographs, objects, and text. The final exhibition is supported in part by a grant from the Easthampton Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

‘Moving in Place: Conversations in location and physical geography: is an evening of off-site works-in-progress by two artist teams:

‘Reflections is a sound and video installation by Maggie Nowinski and Burns Maxey. The project maps the city of Easthampton, MA, through a series of constructed conversations between selected community members created from interviews taken by the artists.

On view at the Hampden Gallery at the University of Massachusetts through February 23rd 2010.

http://criticalmass.blogs.citypaper.net/blogs/mu/2009/08/11/paper-or-plastic-a-qa-with-two-filthy-artists/

http://filthyartshow.blogspot.com/

www.filmonefest.org — Atlantic Highlands New Jersey

Group show at Mobius Boston featuring a video installation in collaboration with Burns Maxey. Memorial Day weekend. Show closes

May 27.  www.mobius.org/mobius_home.php

Maggie Nowinski is a contemporary artist whose works over the past 5 years have encompassed a variety of themes and media. Her interdisciplinary approach informs her work from a variety of perspectives. For many years she identified herself as a mixed media painter, but eventually her work started to become more integrated with space and sound. This show represents the transitional period from painting, to works that began to incorporate the environment, installation and some current works in progress. 

A sampling of paintings from 2005-2008. Up through Febuary 11th. Easthampton City Arts, Old Town Hall Main St.

Saturday December 13th, 5-8, Paragon Arts and Industry The third in a series of three historically inspired, site-specific, multi-media installations. Bottom floor of the building. All ages encouraged. Audio-video installation addressing notions of work, industry, the rail road and Easthampton.  Sponsored in part by a grant from the Eastampton Cultural Council.

Feeding the Beast is located at the Hans Weiss Newspace Gallery at Manchester Community College. I have five drawings in the show featuring a variety of compelling artworks by MCC Faculty. The opening is October 16th 6-9pm, with a panel discussion by participating faculy at 6pm. For more details go to http://www.mcc.commnet.edu/students/life/newspace.php