Genre: Archive

Where Time Stands Still When I began this body of work in the summer of 1996, I didn’t imagine I would still be consumed by this idea of exploring innocence so… Read More

Western Creatures As we travel across the country I am greeted with changing landscapes. When the scenery changes, so do the creatures I see. Here are a few examples of… Read More

The Light Show / Denver Art Museum   According to the museum’s description, The Light Show at the Denver Art Museum explores physical and symbolic representations of light in art… Read More

Jordan Casteel Exhibition       Emerging artist Jordan Casteel in her first, impressive major museum exhibition at the Denver Art Museum delights patrons with large-scale colorful paintings depicting people… Read More

Broken Bird THE BROKEN BIRD SERIES To Euripides, the Greek dramatist, birds were “messengers of the gods.” Scholars say birds, like butterflies, represent human souls as they abandon physical bodies… Read More

Art of Collecting   The best bonus for being an artist is being able to barter with other artists. When I was in college, I made my first barter with… Read More

For the birds I believe in creating or collecting your own source material whenever possible. Sure it’s probably faster to grab other people’s work off the Internet, but is it right?… Read More

Adversity’s Child This is a dual self-portrait of myself and all artists questioning the idea “do you have to experience suffering or just understand it to be a good artist?”… Read More

Vernacular Voices at the Ogden Museum During a visit to New Orleans this summer, I visited the Ogden Museum of Southern Art and saw a great show. “Vernacular Voices, Self-Taught,… Read More

New Orleans Gallery New Orleans is one of my favorite cities. Where else can you walk up to a guy sitting at a typewriter in the middle of the street… Read More