Some electric news! The Pats are going back to the Superbowl! Yes, I am :). After the lean years post-Brady, seeing Drake Maye lead this "worst-to-first" resurgence under Mike Vrabel is the kind of sports story they make movies about and I am psyched.
Here are some upcoming events I am hosting
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Here are some upcoming events I am hosting 〰️
When the world retreats into silence, the machines awaken.
I'm excited to invite you to the my upcoming photography exhibition, "Still Plays With Cars", hosted at the Roasted Granola Cafe. The show runs from January 30th through April 27th, featuring striking lightpainted photographs of "Nocturnal Machines."
Still Plays With Cars
A Photography Exhibition of Nocturnal Machines
Using light-painting techniques against a canvas of total darkness, I peel back the veil of utility to reveal the spirits dormant within steel and chrome. These long-exposure works transform industrial grit into grace, resurrecting iron and chrome as artifacts of our collective imagination.
By marrying heavy permanence with ephemeral light, I invites you to rediscover the giants of our childhood—proving that while the sun may set, the wonder never does.
Please join me for the Artist Reception on Saturday, February 7th, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Grab a coffee, meet the artist (me), and enjoy some incredible local art!
Join us for the "From Her Lens" Artist Panel
Lexington is glowing a little brighter this winter. As part of our current exhibition, From Her Lens, we are thrilled to host an exclusive Artist Panel featuring four incredible women who are redefining the world of night photography.
Our artists panel will share their personal journeys into night photography, the technical challenges of shooting in low light, and the artistic patience required to capture "the unseen."
Hear directly from the photographers featured in the global exhibition:
If you can’t make the panel, you can still catch the gallery! From Her Lens is on display at the Community Center from January 1st through February 28th, 2026.
Huge thanks to Cristina Burwell and the Munroe Center for Arts for including me as part of Lexington’s 2nd Annual Illumination Night!
There is nothing quite like seeing our community literally glow. Watching everyone come together to make the town shine (and smile!) was the highlight of my week. We’re already plotting how to make next year even brighter—trust me, you’ll want to stay tuned for what’s coming next.
👇 Check out the magic in action below!
