Ree was recently featured in an article by Vienna-based contemporary art & cultural anthropology publication, ArtNaVee.
Author Nabila van der Veen visited Ree in Fairbanks to talk about her long history in interior Alaska, and how she draws on the natural history of her surroundings for her art.
You can read the full interview online at https://artnavee.substack.com/p/ree-nancarrow-art-after-everything
Ree's quilt Toolik Chain of Lakes will be featured as part of an exhibit celebrating 50 years of research by the University of Alaska Fairbanks' Toolik Field Station.
The exhibition at Black Spruce Brewing Co. will open with a special event on Friday, August 1 from 3–8pm. The brewery is located in Fairbanks at 3290 Peger Road. Artworks will be on display through the month of August.
Join Toolik staff from UAF’s Institute of Arctic Biology and past artists for the show’s First Friday opening on Aug. 1 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m at the brewery, 3290 Peger Road, in Fairbanks.Artwork will showcase interpretations of the station’s science and surrounding landscape. The show will feature works from Toolik’s past resident artists, including watercolorist Michael Boardman, tile artist Nancy Hausle Johnson, science illustrator Kristin Link, painter David Mollett, quilt artist Ree Nancarrow, painter Iris Sutton and others.
Learn more at the Toolik website, or at the Black Spruce website.
Ree's Elements of Winter quilt has been featured in the current issue of See All This, a Dutch art quarterly magazine. Ree's work is part of the third and final volume in a series, "Pretty Brilliant Women in the Arts."
"The series has been curated alongside Catherine de Zegher, a Belgian art historian and its final issue - set to come out on the 7th of June, bears the theme ‘Goddesses’. Divided into 6 segments, the final volume of Pretty Brilliants explores art continentally. Each segment, adorned with an essay by an author coming from the given area unfolds into a visual portfolio representing art borne out of the continent. In the component dedicated to Antarctica & the Arctic we have chosen to exhibit an image of [Ree's] work, Elements of Winter."
Some excerpts are shown below. You can purchase the print edition of the magazine at the See All This website.
