The Mini Mystic Mega Challenge at Mini Mega Electric Gallery in Doylestown, featuring twenty artists and tarot readings, takes place on April 25. Upcoming events include the Arts Alive! festival in Quakertown on May 16 and a 3rd Friday event at Eye Curious Atelier on June 19-20, showcasing new artwork.
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On display for the month of April
March 31, 2025 Selected works are on display at The Parlour Tabletop and Tome cafe for the month of April, and available for purchase. Drop in, have a latte, play a game or read a book. 241 W. Broad St. in Quakertown, PA.
New work
February 12, 2024 work in progress mixed media, collage, acrylic and oils on a reclaimed wood panel “4-1179″ 2024Mixed media including collage, found objects, metal, paint on wood.30 in. w x 15 in. h “Mixology” 2024 Mixed media, collage and paint on recycled panel 24 in. x 24in.
Winter in the studio
For the past six weeks I’ve been working on another large commission for Moon Rabbit Collective’s new retail space here in town
Finding renewed inspiration
October 6, 2021 On January 1, 2014, I decided to put down my paint brushes and focus solely on sculpting. I felt that as much as I wanted to paint, sculpture was more widely appreciated than two dimentional art. I believed that “people” engaged with sculpture in a more significant way than paintings, so theContinue reading “Finding renewed inspiration”
Summer Sculptures
Here are a couple of projects that I have been working on over the past couple of months, Both of them have an overall concept of incorporating found mechanical, or industrial looking objects and each with the intent for submission to juried publications.
Getting a little “Heisenberg” or maybe “Rauschenberg”
April 29, 2020 Copper sulfate looks remarkably like the crystal blue meth in Breaking Bad. Taking some inspiration from Robert Rauschenberg, I have delved into the world of electroforming. Not that Rauschenberg did electroforming, but he was always looking to incorporate new processes and new materials, adding to the vocabulary in his body of work. Continue reading “Getting a little “Heisenberg” or maybe “Rauschenberg””