What’s up - news and updates 2025
group exhibition - Tulsa, Oklahoma
Cultivating, Crafting, Collecting Community
Exhibition dates: February 7-28, 2025
Positive Space, 1324 East 3rd Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120
This exhibition features artwork by three transplants to Oklahoma:
Leticia R. Bajuyo in Norman, Cassidy Frye in Tulsa, and Christyn Overstake in Ada and Shawnee. Each artist brings their own sense of place as they engage with their new homes. Inspired by domestic spaces and landscapes, they use forms and materials to be OK.
group exhibition - Cincinnati, Ohio
Exhibition dates: February 2 to April 6, 2025
DAAP Galleries, University of Cincinnati
2.0 Kinds of Funny is a traveling exhibition co-curated by Holli Friley, Matt Lynch, and Jenny Ustick
group exhibition - Stillwater, Oklahoma
24 Hours of Wonder
Gardiner Art Gallery, Department of Art, Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
January 13 – February 20, 2025
This exhibition will feature the growing archive of 24 Hours of Wonder. Thank you to the Gallery Committee for welcoming this special collection, archive, and installation.
group exhibition - Norman, Oklahoma
Building Belonging
Exhibition Dates: January 13-31, 2025
Spotlight Gallery in Norman, Oklahoma
Building Belonging is a group show featuring Robin Baker, Thomas Cornell, Cassidy Frye, Christyn Overstake, and myself. This show will be traveling around Oklahoma in the future, visiting multiple institutions. Our paths crossed years ago and since then, we have all moved to Oklahoma during the past five years. This exhibition was inspired by conversations about relocating, joining communities, supporting artists, and building belonging.
group exhibition - Houston, Texas
2024 Texas Biennial
Co-juried and co-curated by Erika Mei Chua Holum, Assistant Curator at the Blaffer Art Museum in Houston, Ashley Dehoyos Sauder,curator at DiverseWorks in Houston, and Coka Treviño, Founder and Curator of The Projecto in Austin.
Over eighty artists with deep ties to Texas will be featured in thirteen spaces throughout Houston and the Texas Gulf Coast. Connect with this outstanding group of talented creatives who will share their work in over five months of exhibitions and ongoing programs.
The Last Sky: Thermals and Thresholds
Silos at Sawyer Yards
Silos Bay 100 and 200 Galleries, 1502 Sawyer St., Houston, TX
Exhibition Dates: Dec. 14, 2024 - January 25, 2025
Artists showing at Bay 100: Leticia R. Bajuyo, Roslyn Dupré, Veronica Ibargüengoitia, Alie Jackson, Alejandro Macias, Lovie Olivia, Immanuel Oni, Jerónimo Reyes-Retana, Colleen Maynard & Mark Chen.
Artists showing at Bay 200: Roslyn Dupré, Tere García, Mateo Gutierrez, Alejandro Macias, Ryan Montgomery, Patrick Renner
Visit texasbiennial.org to learn more!
Group Exhibition - Birmingham, Alabama
The Sloss Gallery at The 600, Birmingham, Alabama
Exhibition Dates: August 9, 2024-July 31, 2025
Opening reception: August 8, 2024
My Summer 2024 Visiting Artist Residency at Sloss Furnaces Foundation concluded with an exhibition reception at The 600 as my sculptures joined artworks by recent and current Sloss Resident Artists. And a couple weeks after my reception, fellow Visiting Artist James Hayes added his sculptures made during the residency to the exhibition too.
public art - Fort Worth, Texas
2025 installation
Marine Creek Parkway Public Art Project, Fort Worth, Texas
permanent, site-specific, outdoor roundabout sculptural installation
Curated by Iris Bechtol @irisbechtol - Alicia Eggert and I designed proposals for traffic roundabouts for the Fort Worth Public Art program. In addition to research about the city and assessment of the logistics of the roundabouts, we also considered the proposal guidelines that the sculptures at the “two roundabouts should tie into each other, connect without mirroring each other.”
public art exhibition - Johnson City, Tennessee
December 19, 2023 - June 7, 2025
Forces of Nature: Blue Skies, Slinkys, and Hurricanes
Media: steel, blue PEX tubing, hardware, and artificial grass
18in x 63in x 63in
Reminiscent of inner tubes easing down a lazy river or bean bags in a living room, these sculptures provide playful, unusual benches with calm grassy centers at the eye of each storm. Inspired by diagrams of hurricane development and the spring movement of the “wonderful toy” Slinky (as the longest-running jingle in advertising history so memorably describes it), this delightful installation features three circular forms that appear to be large Slinkys connected at the ends into rings and circling perfectly-maintained “lawns” of artificial grass.
outdoor group exhibition - Splendora, Texas
A Gift from the Bower, Splendora Gardens, Splendora, Texas, curated by Xandra Eden, Executive Director at Diverseworks in Houston, Texas; sculptor James Surls; and sculptor Jack Massing
April 22, 2023 - April 26, 2025
My addition to A Gift from the Bower is a sculptural installation titled Swing Set: Share a Share (Duyan: Ibahagi ang Balato)