Join us for an art walk in The Cloud

Remember being able to go outside whenever you wanted? Yeah… good times. Paradoxically, though, being shut in this Friday means you can jump from your place to Gallery One and my studio in less than a minute.

At 6:15pm PST tonight, Gallery One hosts the virtual opening reception for the artists of “Between the Fold.” Ed Marquand and I will participate in the comment section, as the jurors of this book arts group exhibit. But that’s not all…

… come over to my studio and I’ll show you where I made the work for my exhibit “Never the Same Book Twice.” (I cleaned up ‘specially for you and everything.) So this evening, I’m inviting you to take a walk in the cloud: not through a bunch of internet servers and databases… we’re going to the online version of First Friday Ellensburg. See you there!

Only the freshest art for you, my friends

Some people leave their hearts in San Francisco; I left my artwork in San Rafael. If you’re in Northern California, now’s your chance to get a fresh look at it in person.

My altered book triptych “Bought & Paid For” debuts at Fresh Art 2019 tonight, a group show hosted by the Marin Society of Artists. I’m especially excited to be included in this show, because it was juried by Donna Seager of Seager Gray Gallery. Book arts are a specialty of hers. Plus, the gallery has brought book art to the Seattle Art Fair for the past few years, and I look forward to seeing the work of Lisa Kokin when they visit.

Work by Lisa Kokin at 2015 and 2019 Seattle Art Fair, from Seager Gray Gallery

I know some of you are reading this from somewhere in NorCal, so let me know if you visit Fresh Art 2019. Tag me on Instagram and Facebook when you post. The show is up until November 30th, but I’d suggest you make the trip before holiday traffic sets in later this month. Just trying to help you out.

Take ten for a last look at "The Red List"

I hate it when a whole month goes by, and then I realize I have like ONE DAY LEFT to do something important. Who needs that kind of pressure? So I figured you might appreciate a heads-up that “The Red List” is closing soon.

The endangered butterflies and moths disappear on November tenth, but you actually have only nine days left to see them. Ghost Gallery is closed on Mondays. So if you take ten minutes now to plan your visit, then you can take your time with my “Rare & Exquisite” series in person. After this coming week, you’ll have to fly south to see my work up close.

I’m excited to show my altered book triptych at “Fresh Art 2019” with the Marin Society of Artists! You might remember “Bought & Paid For” was in my solo show at the Northwest African American Museum. If you’re following my work from Northern California, your chance to see the washboard-mounted books is coming soon…