I’ve been working on a new group of water paintings where silvery light played of the ocean one night as the sun was setting off of Peggoty Beach. There were lots of great shots, so far, I have three ‘Mercury’ pieces which will all be in my upcoming solo show at The Lucky Finn which opensContinue reading “New series: Mercury”
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New Painting: And Again
A new painting in my Spindrift series, “And Again”. This new painting is 32″ x 40″ and is painted in acrylic on three layers of acrylic panel. The framing is also routered acrylic. This is the third large piece in the series which joins “Caught Inside” and “Breakwall” and I love the emotion that waterContinue reading “New Painting: And Again”
Myth & Memory at the South Shore Art Center
Along with the juried show, “Journeys”, that includes two of my pieces, I am currently in a small group show, “Myth & Memory” at the South Shore Art Center in the Dillon Gallery. The show runs from now until February 15th so please stop by if you are in the neighborhood! Joining me in theContinue reading “Myth & Memory at the South Shore Art Center”
New Painting: Caught Inside
My most recent painting from my new series, Spindrift, is a 29×44″ multilayered paneled acrylic piece entitled, “Caught Inside”. As I’ve increased my scale and narrowed my composition, I am really interested in how the layering and scale starts transform the image. I’ve loved the movement and emotion that these big waves have been takingContinue reading “New Painting: Caught Inside”
New Painting: Breakwall
It’s been a VERY busy few weeks in the studio so I’m catching up on posting some new pieces that I have on view at the South Shore Art Center from Jan 9th-Feb 15th. This painting is titled, “Breakwall” and is the first of a series of much larger sea series I’m working on calledContinue reading “New Painting: Breakwall”
“Sunder and Spray” at Trinity Collection
UPDATE: This piece has been sold. This painting which I just completed is the largest I’ve completed yet. At 18″h x 44″w it has a great presence and I’m loving the detail and impact I can get at a larger scale. Entitled, ‘Sunder and Spray’, it’s a wild wave breaking in different directions as itContinue reading ““Sunder and Spray” at Trinity Collection”
New Painting: Rip Tide
As another Nor’Easter has blown through the South Shore, I thought it appropriate to share my lastest piece! I was previewing this in Hingham during the Hingham Arts Walk before I finished it so I could show how the piece is created. I have since finished this frothy moment and am happy to share it with you!Continue reading “New Painting: Rip Tide”
Layers Upon Layers: Art Onions?
I’ve been playing with some new images for an upcoming fundraiser at the James Library in Norwell. It’s somewhat of an experiment for me, as the premise of the show is to use Instagram images printed and mounted on panels for an upcoming fund raiser in November. I like the idea of it so I’mContinue reading “Layers Upon Layers: Art Onions?”
New Painting: Along the Front
Here’s a first look at a big piece I’m just finishing, Along the Front. This painting, like the more recent, Turmoil, is from a storm off the coast of Scituate. This is one of the largest pieces I’ve done in the layered acrylic. I love playing with the mist and blending the lines from oneContinue reading “New Painting: Along the Front”
Upcoming Show: 70th Fall Salon at CAA
Happy to announce I’ll be showing a recent piece in the Fall Salon a the Cambridge Art Association. This is their 70th anniversary and I’m so happy to be a part of it. The piece that I’ve included is, ‘Clarity’, from my Cold Water series. The salon spans both of the CAA’s galleries, my painting willContinue reading “Upcoming Show: 70th Fall Salon at CAA”
New Painting: Turmoil
I’ve started a new series of paintings from a storm off of Scituate’s coast late this winter. I was really drawn to the movement and frenzy of the water. This series is also getting me to work a bit larger than I have in a while, this piece, Turmoil, is 17×24″ and I’m workingContinue reading “New Painting: Turmoil”
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