I continue working on my project that is funded in part by the Indiana Arts Commision. Earlier I posted pics of the design process. Now progress pics in the woodshop...

"It might seem like a long way from origami to architecture, from miniature paper sculptures to rooms and buildings large enough to walk through or live in. But Hellmann is attuned to geometry and the finer details. And, like an architect, she turns the concept into something tactile that calls for human experience."

-Bridget Gleeson, Artsy

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Pleased to share that the collaborative artist booked I created with Jennifer Caine has recently been acquired by the Addison Gallery of American Art. Jennifer and I had the incredible privlege of spending much of 2016 at the museum as the Edward E Elson Artists-in-Residence and couldn't imagine a better home for this piece!

Progress for my new series of paintings supported from the Indiana Arts Commision is underway. I will be posting progress pics multiple times over the next year-

On view at Elizabeth Houston Gallery, 190 Orchard St, NYC thorugh Nov. 13. Huge thank you to Elizabeth Houston and all who came out to the opening Wednesday night!

Thank you to Steven Bridges, Assistant Curator, Eli and Edyth Broad Art Museum, for including me in this issue

I'm excited to share that I recently was awarded an Individual Artist Grant from the Indiana Arts Commision. I'll be posting progress pics of the series that I will be creating with the help of this funding as the year progresses.

I'm thrilled to share news of my first solo exhibition with Miller Yezerski Gallery (Boston, MA). The reception will be Friday, May 6 5-8pm. Please join me if you can!

PRESS RELEASE

The biggest crate i've ever seen - weighting in at 950lbs..... Our collaborative installation Words in Air returns after being shown at the Addison Gallery of American Art (Andover, MA) & Cynthia - Reeves Gallery (North Adams, MA)

"An engagement with architecture perfectly describes how the pieces function individually and as to their exhibition value. In their engagement with space, the pieces demand that the viewer walk around and experience them through multiple perspectives as with a sculpture. It is here where the complexity begins to reveal itself."

John Zotos, Visual Art Source

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