Electromagnetic Fields and Art

Recently, I discovered that I could feel electromagnetic fields, which was affecting my ability to work inside my studio. To address this, I moved my creative practice outdoors, where the natural environment helps alleviate my symptoms. This shift has led my work to explore how electromagnetic fields and unseen energies impact our bodies and relationships.

What Is True
acrylic on canvas, 30 x 24, 2024

The Truth Within
acrylic and wax on linen, 8 x 10, 2024

Birth of A Universe
acrylic and wax on canvas, 12 x 12, 2024

This is my indoor art studio, the clean side.

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BLUR

BLUR: Unraveling the Feminine, Masculine, and Everything In-between

curated Ruth Chase and Brynn Farwell

Exhibition Dates
August 6 – September 11, 2021

Gallery Hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 12 – 4 PM

Art Opening
Friday, August 20, 5 – 7 PM

Artist Talk
Thursday, September 9, 5 – 7 PM

Objects Tied To Gender Exercise

I invite you to comment and share your stories and observations.

Events

ART FOR THE NAUGHTY AND NICE


Group Show.
Opening Reception: Friday, December 5th | 6–9 PM

Modfellows Gallery
3655 Trousdale Dr, #C, Nashville


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INTO THE FIELD


Ruth Chase | Chalet Comellas
Opening Reception: OCT 18, 6-9PM

Modfellows Gallery
3655 Trousdale Dr, #C, Nashville


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Camp ArtSeen
May 3 – June 28


Opening and Closing Receptions
Sunday, May 3, 3-7 PM
Sunday, May 4, 2-5 PM
Saturday, June 28, 2-6 PM

The Pool House Gallery in Pasadena, CA
The space is run in a guerrilla | 90’s underground club style.

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Regional Artist Meet Ups

Currently, I work with local artists in Tennessee, leading a program for regional artists to meet, gain professional knowledge, and network. Meet Me at The MACC


Monthly Meetings at Monthaven
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The Story of Land, Water, and People

Ruth Chase exhibits a painting and video. Also, a co-curator of the exhibition. The exhibition is the result of a journey the Tribe embarked on through a series of gatherings and workshops that centered on discussions about land, water, and people.

Up through late 2025
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SFAI Alumni Interview

“Speaking of art school….impressions, stories and remembrances as told by alumni and faculty of the San Francisco Art Institute”. This series is about perpetuating the culture and legacy of the San Francisco Art Institute through recorded interviews.

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Comments welcome

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WOMEN – Independence Interdependence

Women by Ruth Chase

Ruth Chase Woman 2020“Women: Independence, Interdependence”
by Ruth Chase
acrylic, thread, cotton yarn on cardboard with video
24 x 48″

I am exploring independence and interdependence of women. Through the use of cardboard, acrylic paint, thread, and cotton yarn, this piece is a meditation on how pain is stored in the female body. With phrases like I am afraid to be vulnerable, I am not lovable, and childhood fear taught me not to trust, were written on each disc, and used to create the breast element in the work. Within the work, there are references to gender dysphoria, menses as independence and interdependence, and the female body as being in service.


THE ART OF COLLABORATION – RUTH CHASE AND CHANTELLE GOLDTHWAITE

HOME – OF/BY/FORALL and #Miami

Last week Eliza Tudor of Nevada County Arts Council, Tracy Pepper of Color Me Human, Donn K. Harris of California Arts Council, and I were in #Miami for four days joining the #changenetwork of OF/BY/FORALL.

Miami of by for all ruth chase
Ruth, Tracy, Donn

I AM HERe Installation

Women in a Rural County

Women are an essential part of any community, yet their sense of belonging is often tied into gender roles, not always satisfying their sense of belonging. Mother, sister, partner, we all have women in our lives. I AM HERe is intended to mirror the voices of how men and women view women’s unique sense of belonging against the backdrop of our rural community. Lead artist Ruth Chase has sought to examine her own sense of belonging over the course of a year by asking questions through social media and taking her personal journey alongside the community. Now, the public is invited to share their own stories about themselves or the women in their lives by participating in the public art installation.

Documentary ‘Belonging’ featured at Wild & Scenic Film Festival

Laura Peterson                                                
Special to The Union
January 15, 2019

Ruth Chase by Lori Lachman 2018

In her film, “Belonging” local artist and director, Ruth Chase documents the stories of people living in Nevada County, including Shelly Covert, spokesperson for the Nevada City Rancheria, Nisenan Tribe.

The film is an initiative of Nevada County Art Council and funded in part by California Arts Council through its Artists in Communities Program. Chase and Covert are scheduled to show the film during this week’s 17th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival comes to Nevada City and Grass Valley.

The pair are scheduled to participate in activities such as opening reception, art shows, fireside chats, coffee talks, workshops and film panels throughout the five-day environmental and adventure film festival that attracts filmmakers, change-makers, and activists from around the globe.

The two sat down and answered a few questions. Chase had this to say:

What inspired you to make the film, “Belonging?”

“Belonging” is about how people find a sense of belonging through the land, the earth, and the environment. I was initially interested in examining the unique connection people have with the land they were born on and if that connection changes when residing in a place other than their birthplace.