At The New York Design Center

The painting Belknap Yards at the NYDC where there’s a rotating exhibit of recent work.

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In Broad Daylight

In Broad Daylight, 12″x12″, oil and mixed materials on canvas.

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Finishing the Miniature Łódź

Łódź – 12″x12″, oil, industrial paint, mixed materials on canvas.

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Lodz on the easel. 
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Lodz, detail

Detail of Developing Miniature

Here’s the lower portion of the miniature Łódź as it sits on my easel now. Some more work ahead, but close.

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Lodz – detail. 

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Worked a lot today on this miniature. The stakes have been upped considerably on the relief portions, and I now have my work cut out on the painting side of things.

Łódź – 12″x12″ oil, papers, wood, circuitry, ash on canvas

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 Lodz – in progress

 

 

At The New York Design Center

I couldn’t be more honored to have two paintings now hanging in the main gallery at the New York Design Center. Thank you so much to everyone involved, and to those who’ve taken a moment to see what I do.

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The Flatiron Design Collective

Here is my painting Winter on display now at this salon show in Manhattan.

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1stdibs.com

Please have a look at 1stdibs. There’s pricing, info, and some nice shots of available, professionally framed work.

Framed Paintings
left: Lucifer, right: Springtime on Winter Street

Lee Calicchio at the New York Design Center

I’m very honored to have my work on display at Lee Calicchio’s booth at the New York Design Center. Lee was featured as one of 1stDibs Gallery’s favorite dealers, and is pictured here with two of my paintings behind her. Thank you Bicycle Fine Art, and thank you Lee Calicchio.

See the article HERE.

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Lee Calicchio

 

Building and Unbuilding the Globe

I met Judy Peres and David Hozza late 2008. I was planning a large project involving The Globe Elevator in Superior, Wisconsin when I learned that it was being dismantled for its timber. Judy and David were heading that project up. They very graciously allowed me to tour the century-plus year-old structures, taking hundreds of photographs and collecting information, and through our mutual love of these structures we soon became friends.

Here they are in front of the 20 foot, 9-panel Building and Unbuilding the Globe at a gallery here in Eau Claire one year ago.

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Judy Peres and David Hozza.