High ArtMy artwork is on a billboard! Heart in Hand was 1 or 10 works selected for Indy’s High Art program, a partnership between the Arts Council of Indianapolis and Reagan Outdoor Advertising that puts local artists’ work on billboards. The billboards will rotate around the city throughout the year. Check out all ten of this year’s selections here.
Hoosier SalonMy piece Reaching was awarded 1st Place, 3D in the 97th Annual Hoosier Art Salon, Juried Exhibition on August 19, 2021.
Indy Art & SeekDuring the summer of 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, I was grateful to participate in Indy Art & Seek - a program (and phone app) of Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and the Arts Council of Indianapolis - through which over a hundred art interventions (or "moments of delight") were placed in Indianapolis’ neighborhoods. I worked with the community of Martindale-Brightwood to install The Spreading Garden. This installation was my attempt to spread a bit of beauty and wisdom rather than disease. The garden was located in the Unity Park beds of the Felege Hiywot Center. It involved planting a circle of canna lilies - a rhizome of tall, lush beauty, whose flowers look eerily similar to the spikes that adorn the coronavirus molecule. These plants multiply and spread rapidly underground. The Martindale-Brightwood community group, One Voice, provided me with one-word ideas that they’d like to see spread in their community. These words were etched onto ceramic blocks, stacked and placed within the garden of lilies. "unity, peace, justice, faith, collaboration, family,
community, leadership, resilience, transformation and education"
& Place FestivalA final element of this piece was the digging-up and dispersal of the multiplied canna lily rhizomes… thus spreading beauty to more gardens in the future. This was done on Sunday, November 8, as part of the 2020 Spirit & Place Festival.
Hoosier SalonMy piece source was awarded 1st Place, 3D in the 95th Annual Hoosier Art Salon, Juried Exhibition on August 2, 2019.
Collective Arts Network JournalMy works, re collection and in habit, are among those highlighted in the CAN (Collective Arts Network) Journal's review of Cleveland Sculpture Center's After the Pedestal regional show. The article, Small Sculpture Looms Large at the Sculpture Center is by Brittany M. Hudak.”)
Pottery Making IllustratedMy article, Food for Thoughts, appeared on pp. 44-45. 
The article details the making of over 700 ceramic fortune cookies for the Indianapolis Art Center’s 2018 Faculty Show, and the use of Instagram to promote the show and follow audience engagement.
Click on the article (right) to read. (Originally published in Pottery Making Illustrated, March/April 2019. Copyright, The American Ceramic Society. Reprinted with permission.)
The Art of Improv BlogInterviewed in The Art of Improve Blog, by Jen Broemel, which highlights my work and how it is influenced by improvisational techniques.