Look at some art. You’ll feel better.

Spring is springing! And still, the news of the world is awful and enraging. Immersing myself in building joyful, rebellious work feels like the only way to remain grounded in the midst of the overwhelm. Some advice: Make some art. Look at some art. You'll feel better.

I'm currently showing in group exhibitions across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Maine. Each show is its own wonderful world, and I'd love for you to stop in. 

Behind the scenes, I'm deep in the work of building: a new studio, a new web shop (now live!), and a project I've been calling "the lamp factory" is taking over every spare inch. Sneak peek below -- updates coming soon!

Tory

I’m calling this project “the lamp factory”- I started making these out of thrifted lamps and am obsessed. It’s so fun, I can’t wait to share these soon!

Things I loved clicking on:

A Lo-Fi Rebellion Against A.I.

I wanted my wardrobe to bring me joy — and color was the way to do it.

A loving sermon on the rewards of children’s books.

I'm thrilled to share that my work is featured in the May issue of Artypants Magazine -- pick up a copy if you can! Or, even better, subscribe and get quarterly issues highlighting artists and writers from New England delivered right to your door.

Group shows on now:

APM 2026 @ Buoy Gallery(Kittery, Maine)

Double Life @ The Frame Center(Hanover, Massachusetts)

Shades of Green @ Spring Bull Gallery (Newport, Rhode Island)

Outside the Lines @ Wickford Art Association (Wickford, RI)— Opens May 29