I decided to honor my grandmothers in this version of Landless & used only maps of Ireland. I realized after reading about the Silent Sentinels, that my grandparents all emigrated from Ireland around the time they were protesting. In Ireland the struggle for freedom included rights for women. All this was happening while they were teenagers. I can only imagine that arriving to the US as young women and having the right to vote must have been extraordinarily empowering for them.  

A drawing made from maps of places I I have lived is repeated on wallpaper, fabric, chair, lampshade, table and rug.

The new museum includes panels and windows that reflect the configuration of the old (the 6 over 6 format). The front panels of the new museum will exhibit 6 large scale images of the window pane drawings from the old museum.

A six over six panel of drawings is placed on the south side of the old Aldrich Museum.

The radiating half circle form from the fan light over the main entrance is echoed in map drawings over the windows on the first floor.

A site specific project for Draw On, and the Aldrich Museum.

The Radiating semi circle form is based on the fan light above the Town Hall entrance, and is made from maps of Ireland and Ridgefield.

The wagon is made from a pallet I disassembled and the cover is tyvek home wrap cut with maps of places I have lived and traveled.