Education
In the first round of going to college I got a Bachelor's of Fine Arts with minor in Art History and a Bachelor's of Education and then I apprenticed/worked for Janet Fadler Davie for about 8 years
I also have 2 other Bachelor's degrees that I obtained later. One in Psychology from the University of Tulsa and the other in Mathematics from Oklahoma State University
Being a forever student , I have also taken numerous physics classes and chemistry classes
Organizations
International Guild of Realism
Portrait Society of America
Exhibits and Publications
2021 She Makes Art At Ligget Studios in Tulsa, Ok, April
Chiaroscuro in San Fernando Valley Arts & Cultureal Center's online exhibition with , September 1-30
8th Catholic Bienniel The Verostko Center at St. Vincent's College in Latrobe, PA, September through
October 29th.
The Fall Online Exhibit for the International Guild of Realism October through December
The American Art Collector Magazine in an article about the International Guild of Realism's Fall online show
in the November issue
2020 TAC's member's show at AHHA
2019 TAC's member's show at Tulsa Community College's art gallery
2010 Show with Janet Fadler Davie at Tulsa Artist Coalition
2004 Solo Show at the Tulsa Artist's Coalition, September 3-25
a ceramic piece of a woman in show at Oklahoma College of Arts and Sciences in Chickasha
2003 Uneven Show: Celebrating Our Members Diversity at Tulsa Artist Coalition Gallery, July 11-26
5x5 at Tulsa Artist Coalition Gallery, May
2001 Generations, a collaborative work with Edward Main at Livings Arts of Tulsa
2000 A Painting Exhibition of Land, Clay and Bodyscapes: Emily Main and Rebeccas Ralph, in the Foundation Gallery at Rogers State University
1999 A Celebration of Women, a group show, at the Norick Art Center, OKC, October
Propositions, a group show at Living Arts of Tulsa, July
Nude Show at Tulsa Artists' Coaltion, August
1998 Commissioned with Kevin Smith and Kerry McEniry to paint Murals for Gilcrease Museum's interactive children exhibit to go along with the Thomas Moran and J.M.W. Turner exhibit that was traveling through the US at that time