I have a drawing that will be in the show "Drawing Los Angeles" at the Center for the Arts in Eagle Rock, May 10 - June 14. The opening reception is May 10 from 6 - 9 pm.
My painting "Through Their Eyes" will be in the show "California Visual Artists" at 2nd City Council in Long Beach March 8 - April 10. The opening reception is March 15 from 7 - 9 pm.
Also I have a small oil on vellum at the 6th Annual Art Auction on March 8 at the Center for the Arts in Eagle Rock.
My painting "Point Lobos" is in a show at the i-5 Gallery at the Brewery Art Complex, Feb. 9 - Mar. 15.
More info here.
The show at LAX has been extended through February (see below.)
My house and studio will be on the
Altadena Heritage
"Artists of Altadena,
the First 100 Years"
tour on November 10.
There will be six artists' homes and studios on the tour, including the Zorthian ranch and
the infamous Folly Bowl. As well as my own work there will be some examples of
the work of Harold Doolittle who was the artist that designed my house in 1912.
More info here.
I have five paintings in "Roads: High-Low-Fast-Slow" on view through January
5 2008 at LAX, Terminal One.
I have a piece in Brand 36, "Works on Paper: Secrets and Confessions" Juried
by Lita Albuquerque at Brand Galleries October 6-November 16, 2007. It received two awards and the opening is Oct. 6, 4-7pm
In addition I will be represented at the Art International Art Fair at the Pasadena
Center, October 19-21, 2007.
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"Evolution" which will be on display at LAX, Terminal One through February, 2008.
"She paints the sky first. Invisible
the wind that sweeps it into view,
the blue vexed in ribs of clouds, a blush
of empty space. Here and there
a pale bruise, as if to see this close
deepened the ache, however brief,
her brush parting the nameless air.
First the gaze of the untouched
canvas." -Bruce Bond
Read the complete version of "Sky" written by Award Winning Poet Bruce Bond and inspired by the work of Lynne McDaniel.