Author Archives: tcmsculptures

This work is comprised of 55 hand-painted, stainless steel fish suspended 14 feet above the floor. The piece is intended to simulate stringers of fish safely held after being caught. Of course, the title is a double entendre for, while … Continue reading →

I have been sculpting and painting. But the last time I posted my new work on this website was the summer of 2016, more than two and half years ago. Sometimes a balance between creating and posting is difficult to … Continue reading →

Hello Today and here’s the News– Donated Artwork: In July 2016 I donated two of my works to the Crooked Tree Art Center (CTAC) in Petoskey, near our summer home on Walloon Lake. (The local art scene around here is … Continue reading →

This December I am once again exhibiting in New York City. I will install four sculptures in the 20th Annual Friends of the Pleiades Invitational exhibition at the Pleiades Gallery located in Chelsea at 530 West 25th Street, NY NY … Continue reading →

As the last in a series of three exhibitions inspired by the New Hope Arts Exhibition Committee, the 2015 Season Premiere Exhibition at New Hope Arts features the Top Ten artists from the Sep 2014 Members Juried Show.  New Hope … Continue reading →

On Saturday, September 6, I traveled from northern Michigan to Philadelphia to attend the opening reception (and season kick off event) of New Hope Arts’ exhibition titled: “New Hope to New York” where my sculpture, Fish, was exhibited. When I arrived in … Continue reading →

Recently, I entered a juried exhibition at the New Hope Arts Center [New Hope PA]. My entry was titled, Fish, a stainless steel work with inlaid brass.  Fish was selected among the Top Ten Works by the curator evaluating the work on the … Continue reading →

Artist sculpts nose, glues on curly beard and recreates a memorable Fidel Castro for his Halloween costume. [File images below.] NSA has been tracking his metadata ever since!!! NSA’s official spokesperson, who must remain anonymous, released this statement from the … Continue reading →

Winter is gone and Spring cloaks us in fresh blooms, green leaves and delicious scents . . .  outdoor living beckons. Thus, all my new, non-painting works are destined for sculpture gardens, patios or other outdoor spaces. Apropos of that, … Continue reading →