The Studio
My art studio is included in the 90th installment of Hyperallergic’s A View from the Easel Continue reading →
04
Jul
2015
My Art Studio
18
Jun
2015
MoNA – “From The Artist’s Eye”
An exhibition of contemporary prints, From The Artist’s Eye, co-curated by Kathleen Rabel and Museum of Northwest Art Exhibitions Director, Lisa Young, will be on view this summer, July 4th through September 23, 2015 in La Conner, Washington.
Interieur du château, aquatint (spit-bite) 24″ x 34″ on Arches paper
In Interieur du château, as in other artworks of that period, I used abstraction to explore a sense of mystery, emotion, and embedded history in architectural spaces. In response to a specific space – a seemingly empty room Continue reading →
04
Jan
2015
The Year Past and a New Year
The year just passed, 2014, was exciting in the studio, and out of it as well, where most of my photographs are made. Early in the year I began working at a digital imaging studio, scanning a selection of images from my film archive as well as printing images taken with my Leica M9 camera. Continue reading →
28
Sep
2014
Road Trip- End of Summer 2014: Yosemite
After a couple weeks in beautiful Southern California (which was the subject of the previous post, L-M-G), and then a couple weeks at home, we headed south again. While that trip was focused on friends, family, and art, mostly in urban settings, this most recent road trip was focused more on nature, as well as friends and family. It took us down I-5, through Oregon to Grants Pass and west on Highway 199 to Crescent City on the coast Continue reading →
31
Aug
2014
LACMA, MOCA, GETTY
Topanga Beach, 2014
26 1/2″ x 40″
A recent visit to Southern California found us driving around, visiting museums and galleries, being with friends and family; its always good. As usual, the main focus of this blog is about art, the art I make, the art I see, and art that is memorable to me. I share it here in case you may find yourself in the vicinity of any of the specific exhibitions that are still on or that may travel to other venues; also, some of the artists’ work may be somewhere close by or coming to a museum or gallery in your city. This post is a departure from my usual, where a few words go with a series of photographs. This narrative is longer than usual, and could have easily morphed into more detailed descriptions of the artworks referenced, and in case you are interested in additional info just follow the links to the institutions. Despite this, it is longer than my usual post. Continue reading →
