The newest canopy paintings....each are 6" x 6" on wood. Only $200 each (they take a long time for me to paint).They would make great gifts!
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
New CANOPY paintings
The newest canopy paintings....each are 6" x 6" on wood. Only $200 each (they take a long time for me to paint).
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Welcome Fall New Paintings
Messing around in the studio feeling a transition paralleling the summer giving into autumn.
Taking the piles of leftover postcards is one way to "work it out," experimenting, and ultimately creating affordable pieces for those in need of art.
Till mid November some of the postcard "upcycle" pieces will be hanging at Muddy Waters coffee shop out on 61. Lisa Abernathy and Seth Corts organized the artists and art based on smaller pieces of a certain lower price point— really creating an aesthetically diverse and affordable art show. Muddy Waters is on 61, look for the mannequin and bright blue house on the left (traveling away from downtown).
Thursday, October 7, 2010
THIS SATURDAY KULTURE KLASH 6!
This Saturday is the 6th installment of Kulture Klash. Its a diverse group of artists—visual, music, dance, etc.
There will be a FREE art opening from 1-4
Location:10 Storehouse Row, North Charleston S.C.
Time:7:00PM Saturday, October 9th
Saturday, October 2, 2010
THIS WEDNESDAY!
REDY TO WEAR: The American College of the Building Arts (ACBA) will host its annual “Redy to Wear” party to celebrate the unveiling of masks by local Charleston artists on Wednesday Oct 6th from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Rebekah Jacob Gallery (169 King Street). “Redy to Wear” pays tribute to Charleston’s visual art [...]
Oct 6, 2010: 6-9 PM/ Auction ends at 8 PM
SEE YOU THERE!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Monday, August 9, 2010
New Birds
Its a nice warm summer here in Charleston. A few of my new birds are about to fly up to Maine to find homes, surely its a bit cooler up that way.
More to come.....
Friday, July 2, 2010
petrol on the mind
Of course the oil spill in the Gulf has been on my mind. Unfortunately the helplessness to really aid in the effort to stop it is overwhelming. Perhaps if I was a brilliant engineer or scientist...but alas, I am only an artist so must use the tools available to at least express because my paintings can't plug the holes leaking oil.The art these days has swayed from darker to lighter—between the anger and the acknowledgement of beauty of the species threatened now and in the future. (Suppose we are one of the threatened on the list!)
Things need to change but I fear our appetite is a pathological monster with no stomach stapling in sight.
So, I'll keep reading about issues and painting...AND try to be a responsible consumer.
BTW, speaking of consumption, the fish you see in these paintings are Bluefin Tuna—they were way OVERFISHED, their population numbers down 80 %, and the Gulf is 1 of the 2 major spawning waters. They are not on the endangered list, perhaps because of, again, the APPETITE, this time sushi lovers. Make a choice as a consumer to stop eating this beautiful fish!
Read an article about it:http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/24/us/24fish.html
http://www.bigmarinefish.com/bluefin.html
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