• Visit the Farnsworth Art Museum this summer!

    I am so honored to be one of six artists selected for the Farnsworth Art Museum’s exhibit The Screen Show. On view through September!

    https://www.farnsworthmuseum.org/exhibition/the-screen-show/

  • The Screen Show at the Farnsworth Art Museum

    February 9- September 22, 2019


    The Farnsworth Art Museum has recently acquired two early twentieth-century folding screens: an eight-panel oil on board painting, Manship Toasting the Angels done in 1923; and a three-panel oil on canvas painting by Carrol Thayer Berry with a fanciful view of Camden harbor done in 1930. Folding screens were especially popular in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, serving typically as room dividers and often used by their owners to dress or undress behind. Prominent artists, architects, and designers in both Europe and America experimented with the format, including James McNeill Whistler, Thomas Dewing, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Thomas Hart Benton, Donald Deskey, Ansel Adams, Jim Dine, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg, and David Hockney, among many.
    The museum’s two screens will serve as a departure point for this exhibition of contemporary interpretations of the screen form, The Screen Show, in the Farnsworth's Rothschild Gallery from February 9 through September 22, 2019.
    Artists and artisans working in Maine submitted proposals for folding screens which were then reviewed by a jury including Chief Curator Michael K. Komanecky.
    The jury selected works for this show from the following artists:
    Industrial designer Allison Davis of Rockland, Maine
    Textile designer Gigi Aea of Camden, Maine in collaboration with cabinet maker Owain Harris.
    Artist and frame maker Johanna Moore of Farmingdale, Maine.
    Graphic designer Laurie Downey of West Baldwin, Maine in collaboration with woodworker Ryan Rhoades.
    Assemblage artist Susan Levett of Tenants Harbor, Maine
    Painter Alla Broeksmit of Brooklin, Maine
    This exhibition is sponsored in part by:
    Windsor Chairmakers

    The primary media sponsor of the exhibition is Maine Home + Design

  • Johanna accepted to Hewnoaks Artist Colony 2014!

    Hewnoaks Artist Colony

    I am so excited to get accepted to participate at Hewnoaks Artist Colony. I haven't had an opportunity like this in so long. I can hardly wait!




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  • Juried Exhbit at Attleboro Arts Museum, Attleboro, MA

    See The Light

    A National Juried Show
    Open to all mediums, sizes and interpretations.

    Thank you to all artists for your response to See The Light.
    attleboroartsmuseum.org/index.php/close… List of Artists|

    Exhibition Dates: June 25th – July 23rd, 2014
    Opening Awards Reception: Wednesday, June 25th; 7-9pm

    Attleboro Arts Museum



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  • Johanna's work on display at the Monmouth Museum in New Jersey

    The Monmouth Museum Presents

    THE SOCIETY OF GILDERS PRESENTS: COVERED IN GOLD

    Exploring the Art, History and Craft of Gilding

    September 15 – November 10, 2013

    Opening reception Sunday September 15, 4 – 6 pm (reception is free and open to the public)

    (LINCROFT, NJ – August 9, 2013)

    The Monmouth Museum is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year with special exhibitions and events

    planned to reflect their Circle of Gold Anniversary theme. This September the Museum will feature

    THE SOCIETY OF GILDERS PRESENTS: COVERED IN GOLD, an exhibition of fine art and decorative

    objects with gold and metal leaf created by members of the Society. The Society of Gilders is an

    international non-profit educational organization devoted to the art and craft of gilding. Its mission is to

    preserve traditional gilding skills and techniques and to promote the highest standards in the practice

    of gilding. The organization is a valuable resource for technical help for gilders, restorers, conservators,

    craftsmen, and all those interested in the gilding arts. Exhibition curators are Naomi Geller Lipsky, a

    Board member of the Society of Gilders, and Daniel J. Fenski II, Monmouth Museum Vice-Chairman,

    owner of Windsor Gallery in Colts Neck, New Jersey, and a member of the Society of Gilders.

    Julia Fiorino, Public Relations Coordinator

    jfiorino@monmouthmuseum.org

    732-224-1994

    The Monmouth Museum, a private, non-profit organization, is located at 765 Newman Springs Road,

    in Lincroft, NJ. For hours and additional information, please call the Museum at 732-747-2266,

    or visit the website at: |http:www.monmouthmuseum.org|Monmouth Museum|



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  • Maine Sunday Telegram article about Juried Art Show at the Harlow Gallery May 2013

    Bob Keyes: Job Well Done? Jury Still Out

    My Solargraph "Bog" won an Honorable Mention prize! Out of over three hundred submissions they selected 60 pieces. I got two pieces in! So thrilled!


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  • Johanna Moore part of Local Color exhibit in Gardiner, Maine

    I'll be included in the Local Color exhibit with Nancy Barron and Meghan Bastey at Monkitree in Gardiner, Maine.



    Local Color Event on Facebook