Marjorie is pleased to exhibit her new body of work BLACK FIELDS: Work Cultivated by Enslaved Africans - Cotton, Tobacco, Rice, and Sugar at Hearne Fine Art in Little Rock, Arkansas. Please visit this LINK to view the exhibition.

Marjorie is honored to have work included in the Fort Smith Regional Art Museum exhibition Art of Living Artists. Visit this LINK to read more about the exhibition.

Marjorie is honored that her artist video is now part of the Crystal Bridges series, Create Together: Nature of Things. Marjorie discusses her art journey and practice. Use this LINK to see her video. (Be sure to scroll down to connect to Marjorie’s video.)

Marjorie and her husband Aj Smith are highlighted in the online magazine GLASSTIRE. The magazine showcases work from their joint exhibition SHARED VISIONS, currently on display at the Michelson Museum in Marshall, Texas. Please visit this LINK to read the entire article.

Marjorie and her husband Aj Smith are proud to share a virtual tour of their art exhibition that was displayed at the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. Please visit this LINK to tour the exhibition.

Marjorie is excited that her virtual artist's talk in conjunction with the exhibition BEAUTIFUL, on display at Hearne Fine Art, in Little Rock, Arkansas, is now posted on YouTube. Use this LINK to visit YouTube and Marjorie's talk.

Marjorie was recently interviewed in the Arkansas Art Scene Blog. Visit this LINK to learn more about Marjorie's art making process, materials used, and why she moved to Arkansas! (Be sure to scroll down this page to read Marjorie's interview.)

Marjorie is proud to share this LINK to a video produced by the Arkansas Arts Council in celebration of the Governor's Arts Awards. In the video Marjorie shares thoughts about her work and about the making of the design for the Congressional Medal of Honor awarded to the Little Rock Nine.

A newly released book on silverpoint includes Marjorie's drawing LINES. The book, Silverpoint and Metalpoint Drawing: A Complete Guide to the Medium, is authored by Susan Schwalb and Tom Mazzullo, two experts in this medium. Visit this LINK if you would like to learn more about the book and order a copy.

Marjorie has work posted with the Arkansas Artist Registry. The Registry is a great resource to learn about the many talented artists in Arkansas. Visit this LINK to find Marjorie’s work.