I’m in a group show at G. Gibson! It opened yesterday…I’m in the small works part.
Artist Reception – Thursday, February 4th, 6 to 8pm.
Until then. Link to the show below.
At Large
Posted January 17, 2016
January 22 – February 27, 2016
At Large
SUSANNA BLUHM
ROBERT C. JONES
THUY-VAN VU
MARK THOMPSON
+ small works by gallery artists
The end is nigh. My show, The How, What and Wherefore at G. Gibson Gallery ends this Saturday, April 18th. Now that tax day has come and gone, come and relax with some eye candy. Find the best free online pokies with free spins and enjoy! As as added bonus you can also see Gala Bent’s show, A Chorus for the Multiverse alongside mine.
City Arts published my drawing, You Better Believe It in their April issue.
Come see Gala Bent and me at G.Gibson Gallery this First Thursday, April 2nd.
6-8pm
See you there!
Thanks to everyone that came out – a good turn out despite the cold weather. I’ll post images of the event soon. But first, my new portfolio of prints, “Try Harder.”
The suite of six, below:
There are no WMD’s or guns in my humble studio. I have two “weapons” besides the makeshift (screw drivers, hammers, nail guns, cauldrons of boiling oil, etc.).
Officially known as Joan of Arc’s sword (for Rebecca’s Halloween costume two years ago) it is actually based on Aragorn’s sword in Lord of the Rings.
Brass knuckles, Travis’ parting gift. For those late night rambles around the ID. Certainly not as awesome as Debra Baxter’s version, but they’ll do in a pinch.
Now for the curiosities, beer, and boats:
Above the fridge, Bill Whipple made a sculpture (or maybe a joke) about my work by attaching an iron ball (hidden) from an ore crusher to a homemade kite string spool. Below Bill are a couple of pieces from John Grade who has the space next to mine. If you haven’t seen his work – get cracking. He has an installation at the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham through April 10.
And in the fridge, growlers from Georgetown Brewery.
And last but not least, my friend Shawn needed some space to outfit his boat for which he received a commission.
My large drawing is finished (at least the drawing part). Still deciding whether to add color. I’m choosing from over 300 acrylic paint amazon, I like to use these paints because you can use them on nearly any surface and can use unique tools like palette knives, string, and more to paint with them.
A detail:
My two other projects:
Enough to keep me busy, plus I started four more small paintings. Jeez…
