Art + Travel. The life of a working artist is so exciting (snore). It’s the day-to-day: from creating to the grunt work they don’t teach you in art school: wiring, labeling, packing, and, of course, social media. Through it all, I always have a camera.
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Phew! I Thought I Was Hacked. (Hint: I Wasn’t.)
The life of a working artist is so exciting (JK). Every day is filled with doubt and rejection. (Oh you poor baby!) And that’s if you’re lucky. It really could be worse. You might have to hold down a teaching gig or corporate job to pay the...
With Darkness Came Stars
The life of a working artist is so exciting (snore). It really is a day-to-day grind, interspersed with brief moments of euphoria: from creating or mounting an exhibit, to the grunt work they don’t teach you in art school: framing and w...
The Neighborhood
Apples and Orange; oil stick and oil pastel on canvas board; 16” x 20”; 2026
We just survived a good dousing.
A classic nor’easter came barreling up the East Coast and slammed smack into a high pressure system just to the north of us tha...
The Final Dispatch
A churlish crab having been abruptly awaken from sleep.
In the end, the island did keep its promise.
And so, rather than push our luck, rather than slip back into the United States and ease our way down the Maine coast like we thought o...
Dispatch From…
Today’s topic of conversation is distraction. And how important it is to get rid of the negative distractions.
And I’m going to have to tread lightly here. You’ll understand in a minute.
You might remember that this past year Sue was aw...
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I am a working multi-disciplinary artist. I'm not in the Whitney. I'm not in the Epstein files. But I did have something at the Venice Biennale in 2026.
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