Aileen Bassis

Artist and Poet




Hamilton Street Gallery in Bound Brook, NJ, Sunday April 25 - June 3, "Violent Devotion" curated by Christy E. O'Connor, Reception on April 25, 2 - 5 pm. I have three very recent works on paper from an ongoing series about White Supremacists.


Hunterdon Museum of Art in New Jersey will exhibit two of my artists books in the exhibition, "Crossroads"

curated by Maria Pisano is scheduled to open May 8, 2021.


West Virginia University Libraries in Morgantown will include one of my etchings from my series, "Time to Leave"

in the exhibition,

"Food Justice in Appalachia"

beginning this spring or summer with an online exhibit launching in August 2021.


Long Island City Artists has an online exhibition:

"Artists Navigating 2020" that includes a slideshow of my artist book, "Do You Stay."








WORK On Exhibit



"Advice for Travelers" unique version will be on exhibition at the Hunterdon Museum of Art



“Artists React to the Pandemic, George Floyd and the Election” is an online exhibition curated by artist/activist Patricia Dahlman with work by: Kathy Aoki, Aileen Bassis, Sue Coe, Donna Coleman, Patricia Dahlman, Michael Dal Cerro, Anne Dushanko Dobek, Robyn Ellenbogen, Tim Fite, Robert Geshlider, Todd Hanson and Annakai Hayakawa Geshlider, Cheryl Harper, Carla Rae Johnson, Jackie Lima, Anne Q McKeown, Doug Minkler, Frank Lopez-Motnyk, Ray Must, Hubert Neal Jr, Joseph O’Neal, Chris Pelletiere, Carol Radsprecher, Ilse Schreiber-Noll, Rita Valley, and Lisa G Westheimer.



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