I considered myself in good company when Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition notified me my work was declined for last year’s Wide Open 7 exhibition. After all, only a small percentage of hundreds of works were juried into the show. This year, I am beyond thrilled to have Yosemite At Work accepted (!!) into the BWAC Wide Open 8 exhibition, by juror, Cara Manes, Assistant Curator in the Department of Painting and Sculpture at The Museum of Modern Art. Continue reading “Yosemite At Work is headed to Brooklyn!”
Tag: fusing
High Rise
I worked on High Rise during 2015 and 2016. It’s a large piece capturing only some of the expansive view of Yosemite Valley. Continue reading “High Rise”
Diver in the Sand
I visit Lake Superior occasionally to walk the beaches. Continue reading “Diver in the Sand”
Mesquite Flat Dunes
We walked Mequite Flat Dunes while the afternoon shadows drifted. Continue reading “Mesquite Flat Dunes”
Finishing Out 2016
I’m ending this year on a high note. Continue reading “Finishing Out 2016”
Drifters
Drifters is juried into Pictured: The Nation’s Most Spectacular National Parks, at St. George Art Museum in St. George, Utah! This exhibit, juried by Donna Poulton, Ph.D., runs August 27-December 31, 2016. Continue reading “Drifters”
Two Days at Kohler-Andrae State Park
One of the reasons I keep working on the Great Lakes pieces is because the colors of the lakes change from grays to various greens and blues. It is a blast to live here and enjoy the state parks along the lakes. Continue reading “Two Days at Kohler-Andrae State Park”
Sheboygan Ice
I know, just as we are warming up, I am making a post all about lake shore ice at Deland Park in Sheboygan! This is a reminder that summer is short here, live it up while you can!
Fresh Palette
I’ve been working with a new palette for the past couple of months. Continue reading “Fresh Palette”
The Jury is Still Out on Rock Faces
Viewers seem split about 50/50 on this piece. I made Rock Faces because I had a close-up photo of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park and began to see faces in it. Lots of them. Continue reading “The Jury is Still Out on Rock Faces”