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.
These were [...]
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 below is [...]
The show at Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York is up and almost complete— there is one more painting loaned from a private collection that will be added later this week. What a cool experience it was to see the paintings go up on the walls of a English Gothic chapel! I am [...]
I am pleased to invite you to view a special solo exhibit of paintings in the lovely neo-gothic James Chapel at Union Theological Seminary. It’s a spectacular setting, and we are using the opportunity to put together a mini-retrospective of work that will resonate in this unique context.
If you’re not familiar with Union, it’s worth [...]
This weekend I will be participating in the Dumbo Arts Center’s Pop-up Sale. The opening is Friday night 2/26/2010 from 6-9PM, and the sale continues Saturday, 2/27 from 12-8PM and Sunday 2/28 from 12-6PM. DAC is located at 30 Washington Street, Brooklyn, NY. go here for DAC’s contact info and directions to the gallery.
Not only [...]
It is always neat to see a painting hanging in a new context. Fresh eyes and feedback are precious, especially after hours of painting in solitude. It’s extra special to see paintings hung by someone who is gifted at presentation and display.
Fellow artist and long time friend, David Beahm has definitely got those gifts. David is [...]
The studio will be open to visitors during this year’s 13th edition of the D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival on Saturday, September 25 and Sunday, September 26, 2009 from 1- 6 PM each day.
The Dumbo Festival website has a complete list of the 80+ participating studios, as well as links that will get you [...]
There is something resonant about a grand landscape space presented on a tiny sheet of paper. It’s not just the magic trick of making something small read big– though that is fun. As Jake Berthot once pointed out to me– small scale implies distance, so a small scale painting of a distant landscape benefits from [...]
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better. – Samuel Beckett
It’s a nice quote from Beckett, and a fantastic online literary journal. The current front page at Failbetter.com includes poetry by Rachel Springer, a story by Alix Ohlin, an interview with Robert Fanning, and, I am very happy to say, a gallery [...]
This was a fun project: my friend Vanessa Mikk (a.k.a. CheapGirlDraws) has been sending specially prepared Moleskine notebooks out in all directions in a sort-of expanded-sketchblog-slash-exquisite-corpse mail-art-experiment. The idea is that each artist does a sketch and then passes the notbook along to someone else, either by hand or by mail. I was honored to [...]