Publications
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Care Water Food Shelter Cost
Care – Water – Food – Shelter – Cost (Penn State Studio for Sustainability and Social Action, April 2021), with a foreword by Simone Osthoff, features reflections on Yvonne Love’s work, which Osthoff describes as “collaborating across disciplines…. Love….. enlists scientific data, literature, and birdwatching and climate research. Her Bell Jar series is an installation made of close to 100 slipcast porcelain pieces hand carved with words and images, creating a metaphor for the loss of biodiversity in the North Atlantic coast of the U.S.”
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Living with Worlds
Living With Worlds As They End (Bird Editions, Northumberland, 2021), a project initiated by Yvonne Love, brought together writers, artists, and an anthropologist to respond to the profound challenges of a warming planet, with an introduction by Deanna Day. Day writes that Love’s work “focuses on this care… Her repeated imagery of birds—of flight and feathers, of flocking and migration—led us with an ethos of consideration, like a pair of wings stretched out to both guide and to embrace.”
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A Quick and Tragic Thaw
A Quick and Tragic Thaw (Ruffin Gallery, University of Virginia, 2019), a collaborative project, explores artistic responses to the climate crisis, with an introduction by Nancy Campbell. Campbell writes, “A rich reading of science and literature runs through this work and is transmuted by it. Art is a space for what Love and Russomagno describe as ‘an emotional meditation on loss’ that is necessarily absent from science, but at the same time is essential before humans can transform science into onward action. Humans often seem unable to act on knowledge—their tragic ‘flaw’ perhaps? To address climate crisis with the urgency that is necessary scientists and policymakers and artists all have a role to play. This is work which not only questions, but inspires the viewer to ask questions in turn.”
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Knots, Dark Mountain
Knots, in Dark Mountain: Issue 19 – Requiem (Spring 2021, p. 153), published by the Dark Mountain Project, London, UK, was included by invitation of editor Nancy Campbell in this issue dedicated to grief, extinction, and the loss of habitats.
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Bridging science, art, and community in the new Arctic
Leena Cho, Matthew Burtner, Howard Epstein, Claire Griffin & Matthew Jull
Pages 195-200
Published online: August 13, 2020
Professional Press
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Climate conversation on Grounds continues with Ruffin Gallery Display
Cavalier Daily
Max Patten
September 28, 2019 -
World of difference: ‘A Quick and Tragic Thaw’ chronicles the implications of a hotter Earth
C-Ville Weekly
Dan Goff
September 11, 2019 -
‘Alluvial Plain’ Hits Madelon Powers Gallery
The Stroud Courier
Amber Tortorelli
October 19, 2017 -
Abington artists, poet contemplate loss and renewal
Penn State Abington
September 28, 2015 -
Looking Inward, LG Tripp Gallery
Broad Street Review
Anne R. Fabbri
April 13, 2013
2023 Weder, Franzisca, Host and Professor University of Queensland, interview Sounds Like Sustainability, August 23
2021 Mazzerello, Lisa. Living with Worlds as They End, WVIA, PBS/NPR, April 2, 2021
2020 Cho, Leena. Burtner, Matthew. Epstein, Howard. Griffin, Claire. Jull, Matthew. Bridging Science, Art and Community in the New Arctic.
The Polar Journal, July 2020.
2019 A Quick and Tragic Thaw, University of Virginia Magazine. Winter 2019
Patton, Max. Climate Conversation on Grounds Continues with Ruffin Gallery Display, The Cavalier Daily, September 28, 2019.
Goff, Dan.World of Difference: 'A Quick and Tragic Thaw' chronicles the implications of a hotter earth, c-ville.com, September 11, 2019.
Scipione, James. Ambler Art Gallery sheds light on toxic chemicals in water, The Intelligencer, July 23, 2019
2017 Bagenstose, Kyle. Understanding NAWC Warminster groundwater contamination and its effects through art,
The Intelligencer, September 13, 2017.
Cantor, Andrea. “Weight of Water” multimedia series at Fringe takes a look at state of water in our society,
Philadelphia Weekly, August 30, 2017.
Shrift, Gwen. Exhibit in New Hope recalls 20-year run of the Gutman Center art farm in Upper Makefield, The
Intelligencer, February 23, 2017.
Purcell, Janet. Fine Arts: Must-see exhibit in New Hope, The Times of Trenton, February 15, 2017.
Tortorelli, Amber, The Stroud Courier, ‘ALLUVIAL PLAIN’ HITS MADELON POWERS GALLERY“Alluvial Plain” hits
Madelon Powers Gallery, October 19, 2017.
2015 Broscius, Regina, Penn State News, Abington artists, poet contemplate loss and renewal, September 25, 2015.
Woodill, Victoria, CBS News featured Gilding Fissures, September 9, 2015.
2014 Freeman, Jarreau. Penn State Abington hosts Women In Trees art exhibit, Montgomery News, January 7, 2014.
2013 Fabbri, Anne R. Works in progress, like life itself, Broad Street Review, Arts and Architecture, April 13, 2013.
Schira, Ron. Art review: 'Art and Science' leaves viewers with questions. Reading Eagle, January 27, 2013.
2012 Krick, Andrew. Myths and Realities: Inspirations from the Republic of Cuba. Montgomery News, November 27, 2012.
Russomagno, Gabrielle. Home Tour: Artist Yvonne Love. Ilsa Loves Rick Blog, January 21, 2012.
2009 Zea Mays Printmaking Newsletter, July 2009.
2007 Crane, Alexandra. GA’s Gallery Features Exhibit on Climate Change. “Ticket” section, Montgomery Newspapers, November 27, 2007.
Donohue, Victoria. Young Talents, Mature Displays. (Review of Soledad. Solitude at Abington Art Center).
“Neighbors” section of Philadelphia Inquirer, February 18, 2007.
Rossoff, Libby. New solos for four at Abington. TheArtBlog, February, 14, 2007.
2006 Kelley, Rebecca. 4 Perspectives: A Book Arts Exhibition. Dog Eared Magazine. Issue 16, October 2006. 26–30.
Telling Our Stories. U.S.1, January 11, 2006. 14.
Artists Tell Their Stories through Visual Vocabulary. The Times, January 20, 2006.
2005 Three Artists Tell Stories through Book Art. Bucks County Herald, September 15, 2005, 27.
2004 Penn State Abington prof offers new perspective on art at River Run. “Ticket” section, Montgomery
Newspapers, November 24/25, 2004.
The Things They Carry. Time Off, November 12, 2004. 5.
Riverrun Gallery Spotlights Book Artists. Nouveau, November 2004. 35.
Book Arts Take Spotlight at Riverrun Gallery. Bucks County Herald, November 11, 2004. 20.
2003 Emotional Link between Mule and Artist. New Hope Gazette, July 31, 2003. 12.
Memory Mule, Recalls Past through Art. The Advance of Bucks County, July 31, 2003.
Drexel and the Dance. Times newspapers, January 29, 2003.
2000 Abstract Art Show: A Balance to Area’s Tradition. Art Matters, May 2000. 15.
Teaching Press
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Abington student veteran turns creativity into impact
Penn State Abington
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'Down and dirty' collaboration enhances Abington students' art practice
Penn State Abington
July 12, 2024 -
Abington Student Stories: Artists grow at Maine residency
Penn State Abington
October 12, 2014