I am so truly blessed to have had so many opportunities over the past ten years as a practicing artist. Here are some highlights from the last ten years.
A Retrospective of Jennifer A. Weigel’s Art Career
As Noted through Thanksgiving, Nov. 22, 2012:Jennifer A. Weigel has shipped artworks overseas to two countries, and to twenty states for various group & mail art events, exhibitions and projects: Alaska, Arizona, California, France, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ireland, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Jennifer A. Weigel’s artworks have been shown in over two-hundred fifty group events, exhibitions, and projects, including all-inclusive, alternative, boutique, cold-calling, curated, fair, happenstance, invitational, juried, local, market, membership-based, non-local, plein air, spontaneous, themed and more.
Jennifer A. Weigel has had twenty solo shows, personal projects & curatorial group exhibits in various bookstores, coffee shops, commercial galleries, non-profit managed alternative spaces, restaurants and other venues, throughout the St. Louis metro region and into Missouri.
Jennifer A. Weigel’s works have been offered for sale on an ongoing basis in twelve art cooperatives, boutiques, businesses, and commercial venues.
Jennifer A. Weigel has won ten awards through art competitions & juried shows. Weigel has been featured in seven publications worldwide, both in interviews and with her own writing, and has given four presentations & workshops about her work. She has been selected to serve on a jury panel for one art fair and to serve as the sole juror for one exhibition.
Jennifer A. Weigel has been rejected from over two-hundred fifty open & invitational calls. Sixty-eight declinations were for solo & curatorial proposals.
Jennifer A. Weigel has held memberships nationally in over twenty-five art cooperatives, galleries, groups, museums, non-profits, organizations and more.
Jennifer A. Weigel has donated artworks to more than forty art auctions, events and fundraisers supporting various causes including advocacy, animal, art, child, feminist, health, political, social welfare, women, and more.
Jennifer A. Weigel owns one website devoted to her art, with help from her husband Charles G. Wilbur, and manages five blogs, one Café Press store, a YouTube account, an eBay store, and is inactive in over seven social networking sites. Pages devoted to Weigel’s works can be found on three other websites.
