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"Mallon's work is a provocative fusion of contemporary feminist art and social realism that explicitly unearths the psychological undercurrents, societal anxieties, and deep-seated traumas of modern American life..."

2026/2027 press & exhibit schedule

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Celebrating the Herstory of the Calyx Press who have supported my work for ten years.  You can visit her website using the link above or individual issues with my work on the links below.  

Vol 29.2   2016 (with Chasing Saturn and Hades)

Vol 30.1 2017 (with Even in the Garden)

Vol 31.1 2019 (with Broken Women Mend Stronger, Tina Turner)

Vol 32.1 2020 Special Issue Celebrating the 19th Amendment to the Constitution (Cover Art Asylum is not a crime with Wilderness of Salt: Lot's Wife, American Toile: Alice Josephine and American Toile: Madonna of 49th Street)

Vol 32.3 2021 (with Shop Right, Covid 19 Summer, First Figs)

Vol 33.3 2022 (with Again, 2002 cover art, and Hangers)

Vol 35.3 2026 (with Incoming Storm)

Thank you Calyx Press for 10 years of supporting my work

and 50 years of celebrating the work of women!

NEVERMORE

oil on slate, 34 x 46

Strength, Struggle, Survival: A Community Response to 250 Years

at the Corvallis Museum

411 SW 2nd Street, Corvallis, OR 97370​

June 27, 2026 through March 7, 2027

AMERICAN DIRT

oil on canvas, 36x24

Raising Women's Voices at Ceres Gallery NYC​

547 West 27 Street, Suite 201, New York, NY

June 23 – July 18, 2026

Reception, Thursday, June 25 from 6-8 PM

 

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LOT'S WIFE, LISTEN AND OBEY

oil on burlap, 16x20, 2015

Ledger of Lost Outrage

a solo exhibit at Ceres Gallery NYC

March 30 to April 24, 2027 

 

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