Artist Entrepreneurial Grant
I am please to share that I am a recipient of an Artist Entrepreneurial Grant to support the development of this new web site. This grant is a generous gift from the State of New Hampshire.
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Woman up: Are gender exclusive art shows still a thing? And does anybody even care anyway?
By Alexander Castro Newport, RI
Now Represented by Jessica Hagen Fine Art
Newport Art Museum Adds My Work to Their Permanent Collection
Thank you to Francine Weiss, Senior Curator at the Newport Art Museum, for including my Ms. Behavior series in the exhibition Domestic Affairs. I am pleased to announce the museum’s purchase of my images Hot and Independence (see them below) from that show for their permanent collection. It has been a pleasure working with everyone at the museum and getting to know the other artists in Domestic Affairs.
Nancy Grace Horton’s work is humorous, meaningful, and visually rich. It is very much of this moment in contemporary American life as it comments on gender roles and portrayals of women in visual culture. Most importantly, it makes all us want to Ms. Behave a little.
— Francine Weiss, Senior Curator, Newport Art Museum
I'm very proud to report that Jessica Hagen Fine Art of Newport, Rhode Island, now represents my work. Click here to read a conversation between Jessica and myself.
Ones To Watch Maine Home + Design
Maine Women Magazine
Arts: More Than Models
The Sound December 2014
A Frank Juarez Gallery Project: Spotlighting Contemporary Artists
LensCulture Article
LensCulture has become one of the most authoritative resources for contemporary photography. See post here.
2013 Lenscratch
LENSCRATCH, September 21, 2013
Nancy Grace Horton: Ms. Behavior and Mad Women
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY DAILY
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