1stdibs

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I’m happy to announce my artwork is officially on 1st dibs website- link below.

This is made possible because of the great collaboration between Curator & Co. & nmcguirestudio.  I’m happy to see my art career going to the next level and having the ability to share my talents with a wider audience.  Check out the new website where you can officially buy my artwork online. I do commission work and include my website (below), which has examples of commissioned works created for some of my clients.

1st Dibs

https://www.1stdibs.com/creators/natalie-mcguire/art

nmcguirestuidio

https://nmcguirestudio.com/

Flower Show

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Flower Show

Attleboro Arts Museum

Exhibition dates: Thursday, March 20th – Sunday, March 23rd. Event hours are Thursday – Saturday: 9:30 am – 4:00 pm; Sunday: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm.

Website: https://attleboroartsmuseum.org/

Address: 86 Park Street, Attleboro, MA 02703

Hey, my East Coast Peeps, I will display two commando photozaics at Attleboro’s Flower Show!  But don’t wait as this is just a long weekend exhibition and a quick chance to see and procure one of my fabulous works of art, with no shipping costs!! How awesome is that?

Yellow Gerbera Daisy

$4599.00

Dragonflies-DFco17.5×13.5×12023-1

$3499.00

Floyd Center for Arts –Make your Mark

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Dates: February 18th, through Saturday, April 5, 2025

Website: https://www.floydartcenter.org/

Accepted works: Forest of Birch and Wolf n Bear

Forest of Birch

“In Celtic Mythology the silver birch tree is sacred and symbolizes new beginnings and protection.”  This quote speaks to me and helping me understand why I love Birch trees and my Irish Heritage.  This image was taken at Jay Cooke State Park in February 2012 just a few months before this region received an unprecedented amount of rain in a 24-hour period; forever changing the landscape of this park.

Mixed medium- fine art photography meets fine craft mosaiced stained glass frame

17.5×13.5×1

$3899.00

Forest of Birch
Forest of Birch

Wolf n Bear

Some people come into our lives and quickly go, some stay for a while, leaving footprints on our hearts and we are never the same- by Flavia Weedn.  This image reminds me of the ones that left their footprints on my soul.

Mixed medium- fine art photography meets fine craft mosaiced stained glass frame

17.5×13.5×1

$3299.00

Wolf n Bear?

Passports on Parade- Winner!

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Kareen, the winner of Passports on Parade, decided on the artwork she wanted, and I’m blessed to announce it was one of my works, a Formal photozaic Titled Gateway to Racepoint Beach.

The back story on Passports on Parade can be found here:

Gateway to Racepoint Beach

Gateway can offer up an over welcoming feeling of “come on in”.  This scene offers that feeling with a side of warning to those that don’t pay attention to their environment.  I don’t mind the locals and will respect their home.  If I’m not meant to be in the ocean I will sit quietly on the shore watching  a movie of waves play on repeat for my pleasure.

Guess what time it is…. That’s right!  Art-a-Whirl!

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Just two weeks away.

I’m blessed to announce I’m officially renting studio space at Solar Arts Building, second-floor studio #205.  I share this space with 3 other artists, and I am happy to have a home here at Solar! 

Details on AAW

Solar arts building: https://solarartsbuilding.com/solar-arts-building-events/

Dates: May 17th– through 19th.

I will also have a piece or two in Fox Den – under Art to change the world.

ACW: https://www.arttochangetheworld.org/mission/

This year I’m participating in Passports on Parade this weekend too! Check out the website for more details and how to get your passport- there is a limited amount so do not hesitate.

I call it a scavenger hunt for artists’ stamps in the passport.  Why do this?  Opportunities to learn about the artist and their visions, see great art, and win $500.00 credit to spend on ACW artwork!  I know, AWESOME!

Side note:

My stamp is CheeBah approved!  Who doesn’t love a Corgi?? 

Below are some samples you will see this weekend.

Your Work Here 2023, The annual PRC members’ exhibition 

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December 5, 2023 – January 18, 2024
Opening reception: December 6, 6-8 pm

Website: https://www.prcboston.org/

link to view all artwork with pricing

https://www.prcboston.org/product-category/your-work-here-2023/

This year’s photograph Hint of Gold is framed in my Commando Photozaic.

Hint of Gold:

Robert Frost wrote this perfectly:  Nothing Gold Can Stay.  Nature’s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold.  Her early leaf’s a flower; But only so an hour. Then the leaf subsides to leaf So Eden Sank to grief, so dawn goes down today.  Nothing gold can Stay.  This view recharges my soul, I love sitting on my parent’s shoreline watching the sunsets and June didn’t disappoint. There’s no better way to reflect on a beautiful day than watching the sunset, knowing tomorrow is going to be just as amazing.  I enjoy my time spent with Mom especially after Dad passed away a few years back.  It’s funny how life’s perspectives change after you lose a parent.  I know that someday my time witnessing these beautiful sunsets on my parent’s shoreline will end but they will forever be locked inside my heart.

I’m including just the image and framed version.

NY Times Square Showcase

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Orange Watercolor- Commando photozaic will grace New York’s Time Square area billboard.

When do you ask?  July 19th, 2023

Time? 12:30 PM

Address: 1568 Broadway, New York, NY 10036

Tips: The screen is in Times Square at the corner of 7th Avenue and West 47th Street. For the best view of the screen, go to the red steps in Father Duffy Square.

I am blessed to be one of the many talented artists at this prestigious location. 

Orange Watercolor commando photozaic- small
Orange Watercolor commando photozaic- small

About Orange Watercolor:

The sunset silhouettes of the islands have been like no other I’ve seen on my travels, knowing you are in borderland country (Minnesota/Canada) when you visit the trees bouncing off the evening sky.  In my eyes each sunset is unique and unlike the previous day.  Colors from sunsets change just like the seasons.  Late summer sunsets have the deepest orange fading into twilight blue.

Duck lake sunsets

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This view recharges my soul, I love sitting on my parent’s shoreline watching the sunsets and June didn’t disappoint. There’s no better way to reflect on a beautiful day than watching the sunset, knowing tomorrow is going to be just as amazing.

I enjoy my time spent with Mom especially after Dad passed away a few years back.  It’s funny how life’s perspectives change after you lose a parent.  I know that someday my time witnessing these beautiful sunsets on my parent’s shoreline will end but they will forever be locked inside my heart.

Robert Frost wrote this perfectly:  Nothing Gold Can Stay.

Nature’s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold.  Her early leaf’s a flower; But only so an hour. Then the leaf subsides to leaf So Eden Sank to grief, so dawn goes down today.  Nothing gold can Stay.

Below are images I was blessed to capture and deciding which ones to make into my photozaics.  Your comments are welcome if you have a favorite.

“Share your Art” by Big Screen Plaza

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I’m so grateful to be a featured artist in Big Screen Plaza’s “Share your Art” exhibition from June 15th to July 15th daily at 12:30 pm

Address: 851 6th Ave, New York, NY 10001

Website: https://bigscreenplaza.com/

Artists featured are @ceciliaanastosart @fi_marks_art @mzart22 @nmcguirestuio (me) @locuststreetstudios @pemthompson12 @larsen_tone and Ellen Strommen, Gerard Bozkurt, and Renee Bartlett.

In this post, I’m including other artworks of mine, the Commando series.