2022

Reflecting Time  Housatonic Museum, Bridgeport, CT
Catalog

2020

USA Art Project 35 x 35  The Coupelouzous Museum, Athens, Greece
Catalog/book

2019

How Many Tears Are Enough?   University of Connecticut, Stamford, CT
Solo show addressing the aftermath of gun violence
Catalog

How Many Tears Are Enough? An Installation by June Ahrens
Artes Magazine Review by Dominick Lombardi, November 22, 2019
Link

2016

Article on The Healing Hearts Project, included in new book 9/11 Memorial Visions……2016, by Lester J. Levine 
McFarland, Pp. 25-26

2014 One Person Shows

November-December
What’s Left Silvermine Guild of Artists, New Canaan, CT

August-September
Selected Photographs Silvermine Guild of Artists, New Canaan, CT

2014

Work included in publication of “Marking 20 Years: Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art,” Kansas City, MO

“Baltimore Meets Silvermine” Silvermine Guild of Artists, New Canaan, CT
Curator: Deana Haggag, Director of the Contemporary, Baltimore, MD

2014-15

Used and Worn included in the 20th Anniversary Show, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO. Included in the permanent collection.

2013

Our Shrinking World Silvermine Sculpture Walk, Silvermine Guild of Artists, New Canaan, CT (on long-term loan)

Still Standing was featured under Recent Important Acquisitions in the Corning Museum of Glass’s publication, New Glass Review 34

2012

Nominated for the Joan Mitchell Foundation Award

Articles of Interest

ArtDaily, September 12, 2022
“83 year old artist has show at Housatonic Museum”

New Canaan Advertiser, Section 2C, December 4, 2014
“Beauty and Ruin: Broken Landscapes, Lost Symbols at the Silvermine Arts Center”

HersamAcorn.com, Arts & Leisure section, 11/6/2014
“New Silvermine show: Landscapes take on a broader meaning”

New Canaan, Darien + Rowayton Magazine, 11/2014
“Guilded Wonders: Stopping by Silvermine Arts Center”

Kansas City Star, 2011
“Sculptor’s work, on display at the Kemper, invites reflection on 9-11”

Art New England, 6/2010
“7 Sculptors to Watch”

Sculpture Magazine, 11/2009
Our Shrinking World

Boston Globe 9/11/2009: Review
In Depth

Honolulu Weekly 9/30/2009: Feature
Buried

Croydon: Gayle Hedrington 9/2009: Review
In Depth

Boston Globe 8/28/2009: Review
Our Shrinking World

Boston Globe 4/8/2009: Review
Today’s Tomorrow

Glasgow Herald: Review
Revealed / Concealed

Art New England: Review
The Loudness of Silence

Sculpture Magazine, 4/2005
Personal Affects: The Wishbone Project

Housatonic Museum of Art: Feature
Personal Affects: The Wishbone Project / The Pillow Project

Art Register.com
“Regeneration: Rebuilding Torn Societies”

Philadelphia CityPaper.Net
“All the Symptoms of an Artist”

National Museum of Health & Medicine
“All the Symptoms of an Artist: Working from Medicine”

Loft Artist Association:
“June Ahrens”