I was happy to hear that this painting was sold through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. It was part of a solo show from a few years back. Sometimes it takes art a while to find its home. I really liked this piece so it was nice to hear, and the income is always helpful.
My painting, “Grande Mystery”, is now available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana! I am really pleased to have a body of work back at this gallery. A stunning contemporary gallery in a very fun town in Western Montana. If you are in the area stop in to see the work, they ship!
One of fifteen new paintings ready to pack up and send to Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana.
My Dad and I will be heading out on a Montana road trip together to drop off all of this work.
A new painting freshly varnished and framed! One of many paintings that will be heading to a July show at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Today is the first of July, time is getting tight!
One of two paintings I am finalizing for a group exhibit at Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado.
Abend is a great gallery and it was nice to be invited to participate in this show! I am currently working on work for a show at another gallery so June is very busy.
A new painting in my Idaho studio. I am so excited for the long days of summer.
I was happy to hear this painting was sold through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!
A bit of crimson and gray on the easel, perhaps a dragon. I am continuing my work on 18” x 24” panels, very fun scale to work at.
I have show coming up this summer at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. I have a long way to go, not a lot of time.
Detail of a new painting in the studio. I am currently painting a number of 24” x 18” pieces, nice to have a little more room to roam.
This dark waterscape is part of my upcoming solo show at Haven Gallery! The exhibit is titled “The Shadowland” it opens March 29th.
This was the last painting framed for the show. I thought this was a 9” x 12” painting but when I went to frame it I discovered it was 10” wide… a rush shipping and I got the proper frame just in time!
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