fini

finally, finished the painful shoulder print! what should have taken two weeks took two months (largely due to the issue i was taking issue with). not the best photo, little on the red side, but a beautiful print all the same.

8 color 3 plate reductive woodcut print on kitakata. 10″x20″. email for $.

Opening for new work

Come join me on Friday, January 21 for an open house event featuring my latest commission – a series of prints titled “Equilibrium”

Hand Therapy of the Rockies

5975 S Quebec St # 141, Englewood

(720) 489-0343

Friday, January 21, 4-7 pm

trip to Cairo, Egypt

I went with Karen Kunc as a visiting artists to the American University in Cairo, Egypt. We saw amazing things, we met wonderful and beautiful people, we taught a great workshop to international print students, we attended an opening for Karen’s solo show, and also attended the  opening for “Meeting the Other”, a curated exhibition of American and Egyptian prints. Then it was time to go home! Click here to see the trip summary complete with pictures.

back to work

today the spring 2010 semester at metro has officially begun. i will be teaching 3 classes – beginning drawing, beginning printmaking, and intermediate printmaking. let the good times roll!

once the semester gets underway, and i return from my trip to egypt the first week of february, it is my intention to complete the work from my residency at Anderson Ranch over the break. i want to make many (hundreds) of those little fabrics shapes. my vision is to hang the sheer fabric prints overhead, add stitching, dangling threads, and the fabric shapes. also, i will be searching for a local, front range venue, as well as national exhibition opportunities (although travel and associated expenses to install the work are a bit prohibitive at the moment…).

check back soon for images from my trip to the american university in cairo, egypt!