I’ve been trying really hard to figure out a way to get two of the paintings here in the studio all the way to Louisville, GA for the rapidly approaching show at the Fire House Gallery. It’s a no-brainer that the fire paintings should be in this show in a converted firehouse. But the two [...]
There’s one more very exciting show on the calendar for me this year: Signs, Sirens, and Specters December 1, 2010- January 16, 2011 Opening reception: December 4th, 2010, 7-9 pm The Fire House Gallery 605 Mulberry Street Louisville, GA 30434 The first reason this is an exciting show is the Fire House Gallery itself. A [...]
I am happy to invite you to the art exhibit Sequence, at Blank Space Gallery on 25th Street in New York City. This exhibit will feature four of my paintings paired with the work of the talented Levent Tuncer . It has been fun to see the patterns in Mr. Tuncer’s and my own paintings [...]
Stop by for a look at the newest paintings during open studios this Saturday, September 25, 2010 from 12-6 PM. Then stumble out the door into the biggest Dumbo Arts Festival yet. This year the festival expands to include music as well as the usual performance, projection, and public art happening throughout the neighborhood. Open [...]
I am pleased to announce a new exhibit of paintings at: Mikimoto New York 730 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10019 212.457.4600 On view through November, 2010 Monday – Saturday: 10:00AM – 5:30PM The pearlescent pigment in my paintings is made from the mineral mica, not pearls. That doesn’t stop this from being a great [...]
It’s the last week for the current show at Union Theological Seminary’s James Chapel. The last day to visit the show is Friday, May 21st, 2010. For those who are too far away in space or time to see the show in person, here is one more set of photos. Click to see them big. [...]
Thank you to everyone who came out to the reception for the exhibit “Crossing” at Union Theological Seminary on April 15th. It was a great crowd, and lovely to spend some time in that magnificent space with all of you. The brilliant cellphone camera photo above is courtesy of the inestimable B. Yanev. The album [...]
Raised without a television in rural Virginia, Brooklyn artist Randall Stoltzfus makes richly textured paintings that slowly unfurl into deeply receding landscapes. His work has been shown in New York, Virginia, Washington DC, and in Italy, where he was an artist in residence at an active insane asylum. 
The Amish Inkjet
What’s an Amish inkjet? In this case I’m referring to an obsolete 24″ Epson Stylus Pro 7500 that I picked up for free about a year ago. Once a commercial printer sporting 5 colors plus black, it’s still a sturdy machine, if a little cranky and low-res by today’s standards. But this printer has been [...]