Ravenwood will be presenting a broad mix of creative disciplines from mixed-media collage and painting to ceramic sculpture, fiber art and floral installation - featuring two sculptures by Sienna Martz.

This group show will highlight all things in BLOOM to celebrate the height of summer in the Hudson Valley. Expect floral abstractions and works that explore summer’s lush vitality + intensity.

Gallerium proudly presents SHAPES and COLORS. Shapes and Colors are the essential elements of creating art. Lines create an enclosed area, a space that can be defined as Shapes and it can be in free form or geometrics. Color is recognized as it reflects or omits light. Both use of the color or lack of it conveys emotions, creates moods, and provides realistic or magical effects. 

The Fibers of Nature exhibition is a display of artwork that is made up of at least 50% wood or 50% fiber - be that cotton, wheatgrass, silk, paper, hair, the list goes on and on - that looks to examine the creativity channeled through these two media, searching to expand our idea of what can be done.

In this group show, the work of women across a range of artistic mediums explores the idea of ReGrowth - literally, metaphorically, and poetically. From fiber art and ceramic sculpture to painting and mixed media collage, each piece is the expression of the shedding and expanding taking place as we come out of isolation. As in the garden, when we “pinch off dead blooms to encourage new growth,” this collection considers what must be left behind in order to bloom.

The Fifth Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach showcases the creativity and design expertise of 24 of the nation’s most acclaimed interior designers and architects. Sienna created a custom ceiling installation for designers Maryline Damour and Mel Jones.

Celebrating its 20th year in Miami, it is with tremendous excitement that SCOPE returns to its iconic location on the sands of Miami Beach, nestled amongst the iconic architecture of Ocean Drive at 8th Street. With stunning views of the ocean, SCOPE’s extraordinary selection of contemporary art from 140 international exhibitors will be presented alongside museum-quality installations, panel discussions, and nightlife events.

Ravenwood explores the integration of agriculture, culinary arts and the local makers movement – all staples of NY state’s rich history, and each thriving today. In a renovated 19th century barn located in Kerhonkson NY, Ravenwood opens its doors as a seasonal farm shop from May through October with fresh produce, a small cafe and a makers showcase highlighting the best of our region.

From flowers to blooming with confidence to blooming idiots and love that blooms, real or imagined, literal or abstract, this exhibition highlights artists’ ideas and concepts around blooming.

In art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.

Materiality, texture, and labor are shared qualities that fiber artists recognize as critical to their practice. This exhibition at the Yard Williamsburg Bridge explores the medium of Fiber Art through the lens of contemporary artists working with fiber, cloth, textile, fabric and embroidery. Artists on view work across themes including the role of labor as intrinsic to the creation of their practice and labor distribution in society, economic and racial disparity, and vegan lifestyle.

Sienna Martz’s sculptural wall piece “Blossom” will be on display at the Mattatuck Museum for it’s MIXMASTER exhibition, which recognizes contemporary art and provides an opportunity for established and emerging artists to debut their most recent work.

Sienna Martz will have a large installation on display at the 2019 Kingston Design Connection Showhouse. The event has 15 individual spaces in a historic 19th century home, providing an opportunity to engage and connect with creatives. Proceeds will benefit Family of Woodstock, a crisis intervention, information, prevention, and support services network to address the needs of individuals and families.

Sienna Martz will feature 4 large scale wall sculptures alongside the work of Beacon, NY artist Erica Hauser at the CMA Gallery in Newburgh, NY.

Viridian Artists is pleased to present an exhibition of artists who are all under 30 years of age. In a world changing culturally and politically more rapidly than ever, these artworks perhaps offer a clue to ways artists will look at their lives and times through art making in the future. The artists in this exhibition were selected from a “call for art” the gallery sent out to discover what young artists are thinking and creating art about in these times.