Text and Context

A presentation at the Arsenal Center for the Arts. A monthly program that brings together authors and artists to present and discuss their work and process.

Here's a slide that defined the progress of a painting, from start to finish with additions and subtractions.

The finished piece is called Duality. 

Group show of Assemblages at Curry College

Solo Show, In Context @ Bromfield Gallery

installation shots photo credit, Will Howcroft

Well received, and reviewed by Cate McQuaid in the Boston Globe.

Metamorphosis 2 was purchased by the New Britain Museum of American Art.

The work will travel, with other pieces to the Danforth Museum in Framingham, MA for a solo show in April 2013.

An Honest Angler

Exquisite Corpse in Deerfield filmed and reviewed

a video of the opening by Freddie Wiss
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQH7xZ25jn4

and a review in the  Amherst Bulletin and Hampshire Gazette by Steve Pfarrer http://www.gazettenet.com/2011/10/21/039exquisite-corpse039

Alternative Printmaking Workshop at Two Rivers Printmakers, VT

Deconstruct and Reconstruct

Come join a workshop where we will make rubber stamps, e-z cut prints, and photo transfers and use old prints and stitching in collage.

Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011, White River Junction, VT

Prototype 7, stencil, transfers on stitched paper and canvas
in Boston Printmakers National Traveling Show, thINK

24 Solo Shows at Bromfield Gallery

Installation of my work at the Bromfield Gallery, 450 Harrison Ave., Boston in the Gallery Artists Show. The assemblage at the bottom is called Deion Branch Rocks.

And read Joanne Mattera's comments about the show in her blog, joannemattera.blogspot.com
9/16/2011 Critical Mass., Part 8: The Last Roundup

Work for the show, Exquisite Corpse

The work that's going to Deerfield Academy for the Exquisite Corpse show. Inspired by ceramic Staffordshire dogs seen in my travels. In a fishing village in Denmark they can be seen in almost every window. Turned out they mean 'Daddy's at sea.' Turned in, it's 'Daddy's home.'

Here are some window views...