A funny thing happened on the way to DC

I’m gonna need Inauguration Day to get here sooner rather than later. When I look back at the end of 2020/ beginning of 2021, I don’t want to think of it as the series finale of America. I want to remember this period as a time of career milestones.

I thought debuting “The Home Inside My Head” well after Election Day would keep it from being buried by political news, but nooo… election coverage is still going strong. Fortunately, I also received a fantastic Christmas gift: a positive review of my work in the Washington Post!

So yeah, I was a little sad to close my first solo show at Morton Fine Art— but also relieved, because it ended just before the post-election insurrection at the US Capitol Building.

We’re entering the second week of 2021. Why is 2020 trying to hold on like a piece of toilet paper to a shoe?

Artist profile: Somebody's watching me

So close to finishing up my latest piece... so close. Just a few more paper scraps and screws...

While I'm finishing up, let me keep you entertained with the words of someone who's been keeping an eye on me -- in a good way.

Reporter Lisa Edge recently interviewed me for a lovely artist profile in Real Change News. At my studio, we talked art, inspirations and what's up next in my exhibit schedule. Go check it out and let them know what you think; that's a great way to tell the paper arts and culture stories are important to you!