On April 9 at 8pm EST, artists Rachel Mills, Becky McIntyre and I will be discussing our art and the Catholic Worker movement at an online talk sponsored by the Dorothy Day guild. Join us! Information about how to join is here.

I opened a print-on-demand store on Redbubble to provide t-shirts, stickers, scarves and other items with my art on it. This will let me offer more designs and kinds of items to folks.

Have a look! If you know of a design of mine that you’re interested that I haven’t put up there yet, please contact me and let me know.

I ordered a few things to see what they looked like and they looked good. I really like these giant scarves!

I am still selling handmade prints, digital prints and downloads on my Etsy store, SarahFullerArtShop.

Becky McIntyre and I have started a newsletter to share information and build community around the arts in the Catholic Worker movement. We recently sent out the first edition. Sign up for future newsletters here! Also, Renee Darline Roden wrote an article about us and the newsletter which you can read here.

The Pacific Life Community meets to promote a world free from nuclear weapons. The PLC met this year near Las Vegas to witness at the Nevada Nuclear Test Site. We made banners out of fraktur-inspired block printing art that I designed. Photos by Tim Nafziger.

I’ve been learning some new computer skills and having fun digitally adding colour to some of my black and white linocut designs. Some of these coloured designs can be purchased as digital downloads on my Etsy site.

Come hear fellow Catholic Worker artist Becky McIntyre and I talk about making and sharing art for the Catholic Worker Movement at Maryhouse at the New York Catholic Worker at 8pm. There will be some other artist folks there as well to discuss their art and experiences. 

I will have art in the upcoming Crushes Art Show and Zine Fest at the Center for the Arts Eagle Rock on Saturday, February 10th, 2024 from 12-6pm. Check it out!

I’ll be participating in an online art show this Sunday, October 15^th at 5pm EST if you would like to join me there.

The show is Art & Synodality LIVE, an art show related to the Catholic Church’s Synod on Synodality and the Ignatian Family Teach-In happening later this month in Washington, DC. It explores themes of church inclusivity, traveling together, and listening and discernment as a community. There will be an in-person art show at that event.

The online event begins at 5pm EST, and the YouTube livestream link is: http://youtube.com/@ArtSynodality-2023/streams

Many artists have contributed pieces to the show, and we will each be presenting for about 3-5 minutes. I should be presenting around 6pm EST.

I’ve contributed a piece called “Heavenly Keys,” stuffed fabric sculptures with block printed art. These sculptures are also a community photography project, and you can read more about them at the website www.heavenlykeys.org.

This August, I have linocut images in the most recent edition of the Los Angeles Catholic Worker newspaper, the Catholic Agitator. I also have images in Eric Martin’s new book, “The Writing on the Wall: Signs of Faith against Fascism,” as well as in the new edition of Space on Space magazine. Please check out each of these fine publications.

In July, as part of the Los Angeles Catholic Worker’s internship program, I was invited to give a workshop on fabric block printing at the Hippie Kitchen. It was a lot of fun!