art online: October 2020

Posted on October 15, 2020October 15, 2020 Posted in exhibitionsTagged abstract art, abstraction, acrylic on paper, acrylic painting, art, art auction, Art in Res, art sale, Bemis Center, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, covid-19, Gina Tuzzi, hiking, line drawing, oil painting, online exhibition, painting, pandemic, patterns, stay at home, The Artist AllianceLeave a comment

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My painting Untitled (Abstraction 5 of 7) is included in “Wild Lands”, curated by Gina Tuzzi. She writes, “Finding our place in the balance is one hell of a dance.” This online exhibition will be live through December 6, 2020.

You can view the exhibition on the Artist Alliance website.
> artistalliance.space/exhibitions/wild-lands

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For the second year in a row, I’m happy to have a piece in benefit art exhibition for the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. My painting Return is included in this auction (with online bidding this year) from October 24-30. Proceeds support participating artists (like me!) as well as the Bemis Center’s programs.

You can view the exhibition / auction on the Bemis Center website.
> bemiscenter.org/benefit
(for direct link to my piece, click on the painting below. currently available at the “buy it now” price until bidding begins on the 24th.)

Ps. If you want to receive updates about new work and upcoming exhibitions occasionally throughout the year, join my email list! Here’s a sample that went out recently.

Abstract Thoughts

Posted on July 28, 2020 Posted in exhibitionsTagged abstract art, Abstract Thoughts, abstraction, Art in Res, art sale, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Defender Services, covid-19, drawing, exhibition, imperfection, intuitive drawing, light, line, line drawing, meditation, meditation drawing, Mel Reese, online exhibition, pandemic, pink, repetition, warmthLeave a comment

Artist-curator Mel Reese included my drawing let there be warmth, let there be light in this edition of Art In Res’ Weekly Curation, Abstract Thoughts. She writes,

“The beauty… is in the imperfection, the moments when we can spot the hand of the artist in the perpetual loop.”

This drawing is available for sale via Art In Res, which allows you to pay in monthly installments if desired. I will contribute 50% of my proceeds from the sale of this piece to Brooklyn Defender Services.