My work is currently on view with Brenda Taylor Gallery at the Palm Beach Art, Antique & Design Showroom in West Palm Beach, Florida, where Brenda Taylor welcomes collectors by private appointment during her monthly visits to South Florida.

Appointments can be scheduled directly with Brenda Taylor.

Curated by Heather Moqtaderi, National Audubon Society

Field Notes will leave the John James Audubon House on August 16 and will open at Eckert Art Gallery, Millersville University, on September 1.

Closing reception: Thursday, October 15, 5:30–7:00 p.m.
Gallery talk: 6:00 p.m.

I’m excited to share that I’ve recently been appointed to the Lewes Public Art Committee by the Mayor and City Council of Lewes. I’m looking forward to bringing my experience as an artist and educator to the committee and sharing my knowledge of public art, while also learning more about the important work happening in Lewes. I’m especially excited about the opportunity to help support art that engages the community and celebrates the unique character of Lewes.

The Pennsylvania Gazette
By Trey Popp
June 18, 2026

“Birds have been near the center of Yvonne Love GFA’94’s family life for about as long as she can remember. If her father and stepmother weren’t peering through binoculars, they were likely paging through bird guides in preparation. And “from the time I was little, I was in the field with them,” Love says. “We’d get up at three o’clock in the morning so we could be someplace at dawn.”

Whether they were counting yellow-throated vireos near their home in Oreland, Pennsylvania, or traveling to India in search of more exotic species, Love’s parents kept detailed checklists memorializing their findings. These data-rich documents, whose margins bloom with ballpoint annotations in Naomi’s cursive and Bill’s script, serve as the base layers of an exhibition that could hardly ask for a more fitting venue: the house in Mill Grove, Pennsylvania, where John James Audubon was first inspired to draw and paint birds in the early 1800s.”