A Spin Around the Room, Day Shift Installation

Throwback

Me in front of a painting I did on my studio wall sometime in the early 2000's and one of my last paintings completed in San Francisco sometime in the mid 90's. The figure was a untitled and nondescript but it's clear from the posture where it came from. 

Nice Pair

I am really pleased how the paintings paired up with Alex Corno's sculptures at Valley House Gallery. Especially Proving Ground and it's companion, Traccia, 2016.

Day Shift

Day Shift, acrylic on linen, 48 x 48, 2018

Here Comes the Night

Inspired by one of my favorite works of art, Die Nacht, by Max Beckman.

Here Comes the Night, oil on linen, 46 x 70, 2017

Field Guide

I am happy to show Field Guide in my show, Day Shift, at Valley House Gallery. It's a fine example of how my work has been impacted by the move to Long Island. 

Field Guide, oil on linen, 42 x 42, 2017

Day Shift, March 17th through April 21st. Valley House Gallery and Sculpture Garden

Proving Ground, oil on linen, 60 x 60, 2017

Opening reception Saturday March 17th, 6-8pm Valley House Gallery and Sculpture Garden

Back Home at Kenise Barnes Fine Art

It has been seven long years since my last show with Kenise Barnes Fine Art. Back Home represent the first batch of work to emerge form the new studio. I used to think I could make my work anywhere. Turns out, not so much. 

Winter's Studio

I am eager to stretch my legs a bit with the emergence of Spring. 

ONE OF ONE Panel Discussion

I am very excited to be participating in a panel discussion at Susan Eley Fine Art, Thursday December 10th, 6 - 7:30, moderated by Janice Oresman. I'll be joined by Karin Bruckner, Deborah, Freedman, and John Schiff. Seating is limited so RSVP susie@susaneleyfineart.com or call 917-952-7641. 

Asunder 8, monotype on Asian paper, 25 x 25

Progress in the new studio.

The paintings are advancing during these mild Fall days. Tucker and Rueben have joined us again today to keep Juno company. They seem to enjoy the studio visits.  

Featured on Geoform

I am thrilled to be included in Julie Karabenick's curatorial project, Geoform. It is a fantastic collection of painters.

Geoform is an online scholarly resource and curatorial project whose focus is the use of geometric form and structure in contemporary abstract art being made by artists from around the world.

Geoform explores, documents and celebrates the rich diversity of style and aesthetic intent that characterizes this broad vein of contemporary non-objective abstraction. Such diversity attests to the profound resonance that geometric form and structure have had for people across time and place.

You can find my Geoform page here.

Dirty Laundry, Issue No. 5, "The Music Room"

Unbound in the Dallas Morning News

Unbound in Glasstire

EFA Open Studios, 2013

 Thursday, October 24

6:00-10:00pm (opening night)       

Friday, October 25
6:00-9:00pm

Saturday, October 26 
1:00-6:00pm

Dallas Art Fair

I am so please to be showing with Valley House Gallery at 2013 Dallas Art Fair. This is such a quality fair. My only wish is that I could be there this year to see it.

Stacks, acrylic on paper on linen, 36 x 24, 2013

Abstract Thinking

Kenise Barnes Fine Art is moving to a new and expanded location. I am so pleased to be a part of the inaugural exhibition, Abstract Thinking, opening Saturday, April 13, 6:30 - 8pm. I am showing with three wonderful artists, Katia Santibanez, Yolanda Sanchez, and Josette Urso. 

Notch Draw Loose, acrylic on linen, 60 x 60, 2013

Tria Gallery Opening