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Over the past several months I’ve focused on the creation of new work for exhibition at the Brandywine Festival of the Arts this September 8 and 9 in Wilmington, Delaware. Much of this new sculpture is made of copper and … Continue reading →

If you saw my last post, you know we have a new puppy. And if you’ve ever had a puppy you’ll know not much gets done apart from the constant observation of the creature. One thing I am able to … Continue reading →

Every spring we are fortunate to witness the earth’s rejuvenation.  The landscape comes alive with blossoms, fragrance and beauty.  As a prelude to Earth Day next month, remember: The world is in your hands . . . Please don’t drop … Continue reading →

Recently we traveled to New Mexico including Santa Fe, Abiquiu (location of Georgia O’Keeffe’s home and studio) and Los Alamos, the site of an unthinkable creation.  Nonetheless, the art conceived, designed and created in New Mexico is astounding.  Equally compelling … Continue reading →

The 51st Annual Brandywine Festival of the Arts came to a close a couple of weeks ago, over the 9/11 weekend.  It was my second time exhibiting there and the venue once again did not disappoint. A slideshow with images … Continue reading →

While attending the Immaculata Art Show this past weekend, I sat and sketched–always a tranquil experience for me.  This month’s banner is one of the sketches that developed and likely will become a sculpture titled, Flying Split.  Now, how to … Continue reading →

RED is pictured on April’s banner image. RED is 2 feet diameter tube that is 35 feet long and ascends 12 feet in the air before falling to the ground.  This work is made of a stainless steel skeleton that … Continue reading →

Sarah and I are headed to the southwest later this year.   I believe it is this trip that prompted my revery to conjure images of the majestic Saguaro cactus. Of course, my Saguaro is not 12 feet tall.  No, … Continue reading →

No, this is not a reference to my state of mind as a Tufts undergraduate in Boston circa 1972!  Rather, it is a reflection on last Friday’s spring-like temperatures. Yes, with East Coast temps on Friday in the 70 degree range, fleeting snow … Continue reading →

The steel sculpture above, Man in tunic walking, will discover the Snow Maiden! What you can discover straight ahead is all the new stuff such as: the recent copper wire sculpture, Portrait de jeune homme, which is new in the studio … Continue reading →