New Year Sky 01 18x40" ©2011
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Refuge 01 24x16"
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
From Indian Summer to Fall in 24 hours
Just 7 weeks left to work on paintings for my November show in Santa Barbara. Mark your calendars, show opens Thursday, November 3rd. Reception will be from 5-8pm at Sullivan Goss downtown Santa Barbara.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Chris Winfield and Fresno Art Museum
A new show is opening at the Fresno Art Museum
curated by Chris Winfield and Linda Cano. The show
titled California: Landscape of Dreams runs from
August 19th 2011 through January 6 2012.
curated by Chris Winfield and Linda Cano. The show
titled California: Landscape of Dreams runs from
August 19th 2011 through January 6 2012.
Gaviota Pier 24x48" Oil on cradled birch panel
Two works of mine from the Winfield Gallery in Carmel will be included. At present I don't know how many artists or works will be included in this show. I'm looking forward to seeing it and finding out. Winfield Gallery has many fabulous landscape painters like David Ligare and Frank Galuszka. I'm honored to be hanging in their company. Thank you Chris.
Morning Estuary 48x24" Oil on cradled birch panel
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Eyes and Ears
Books I have currently read, am reading and will read. I seem to be on a binge of reading books about making paintings. Even the crime novel has a painter depicted. Hmmmm.
I would recommend all these books. I particularly loved The Forgery of Venus for the twists and also the description of painting during the time of Velasquez and Rembrandt in the 1600s.
If you want something wonderfully fantastical but steeped in the english language and all about literature I would direct you to the Thursday Next novels by Jasper Fforde, starting with the Eyre Affaire. I won't say more than they are delightful, creative and great reads {the audio, if you're game, is even better I think!}.
Madame Bovary was interesting to read again after many many years. I'm always happy to have been born in this century after reading an historical depiction of a long ago era where women were suppressed. Even reading something of this nature would have been scandalous in the 1800s.
In the studio I'm listening to audio books... I'm so addicted.
One of our Thursdays is Missing by Jasper Fforde
Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice
What's on your summer reading list?
I would recommend all these books. I particularly loved The Forgery of Venus for the twists and also the description of painting during the time of Velasquez and Rembrandt in the 1600s.
If you want something wonderfully fantastical but steeped in the english language and all about literature I would direct you to the Thursday Next novels by Jasper Fforde, starting with the Eyre Affaire. I won't say more than they are delightful, creative and great reads {the audio, if you're game, is even better I think!}.
Madame Bovary was interesting to read again after many many years. I'm always happy to have been born in this century after reading an historical depiction of a long ago era where women were suppressed. Even reading something of this nature would have been scandalous in the 1800s.
In the studio I'm listening to audio books... I'm so addicted.
One of our Thursdays is Missing by Jasper Fforde
Interview with a Vampire by Anne RiceWhat's on your summer reading list?
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