Robin Frisella

Alexia Rosoff Wilber

Alexia writes: I am increasingly interested in time. The moments in which we stop our headlong rush through our busy days become touchstones--some new and wonderful, some familiar--moments in which we sense our place and observe our be-ing. I try to paint these moments, when time and I stand still. I am dedicated to lifelong learning, experimentation, and combinatorial thinking. My art practice includes weekly master studies, which keeps me from getting stuck inside my own bubble, and stretches my skillset. 

I am Artist in Residence and curator of exhibitions at Newbury Court Independent Living Community in Concord, MA. I  teach drawing, painting, color theory, and printmaking. I am represented by NOA Gallery in Groton, Massachusetts, and I serve as Vice President and Website Administrator of CMPS. I earned a BA in Art History from Williams College and a Master's in Visual Media from Emerson College. I will be chairing the upcoming Pastels Plus online exhibition for CMPS in 2026, and hope everyone will enter!

www.alexiarosoffwilber.com

Above, clockwise from upper left:

Gentleman

Guardian

Squall, Low Tide

Ley Lines