In Cambridge through April 27
Winter Silence on the River (2023) is one in a four-part series, and my first foray into non-traditional framing. It’s featured in Cambridge Art Association’s juried show in the Kathryn Schultz Gallery on Lowell Street. The gallery is open Tues-Fri 12–4pm, Sat, 10am–2pm.
The Association and its Kathryn Schultz Gallery are located at 25 Lowell Street, close to Mt. Auburn Hospital. It’s a big yellow building and the gallery entrance is around the back. It’s a pleasant 15-minute walk from Harvard Square, and the 71 and 73 buses are an easy alternative that’ll take all of 5 minutes. If you drive and don’t have a Cambridge parking permit, try the small lot just to the south of the building or in the metered spots on the south side of Mt. Auburn Street. If you cant find a spot, the odds of getting a ticket on the side streets during a brief visit are very low.
Cambridge, thru 4/27
Winter Silence on the River (2023) is one in a four-part series, and my first foray into non-traditional framing. It’s featured in Cambridge Art Association’s juried show in the Kathryn Schultz Gallery on Lowell Street. The gallery is open Tues-Fri 12–4pm, Sat, 10am–2pm.
The Association and its Kathryn Schultz Gallery are located at 25 Lowell Street, close to Mt. Auburn Hospital. It’s a big yellow building and the gallery entrance is around the back. It’s a pleasant 15-minute walk from Harvard Square, and the 71 and 73 buses are an easy alternative that’ll take all of 5 minutes. If you drive and don’t have a Cambridge parking permit, try parking in the small lot just to the south of the building or in the metered spots on the south side of Mt. Auburn Street. If you cant find a spot, the odds of getting a ticket on the side streets during a brief visit are very low.
In Marblehead April 20 - June 16
What Will Today (2023) is part of Variations, Marblehead Art Association’s annual exhibit of works from artists across the country. Located in Marblehead, the Association is open Wednesday – Sunday from noon – 5pm. Opening reception: on Sunday, April 21, 2 – 5pm
Marblehead, 4/20 - 6/16
What Will Today (2023) is part of Variations, Marblehead Art Association’s annual exhibit of works from artists across the country. Located in Marblehead, the Association is open Wednesday – Sunday from noon – 5pm. Opening reception: on Sunday, April 21, 2 – 5pm
The Heart of the Matter
The Heart of the Matter
River Dusk
22″ x 31″ archival inkjet print
This composite of three images (I know, it looks like four, but one of the panels comes from the background image) represent an important phenomenon and place in my life. In the summer, usually late in the preparations for dinner, it’s not unusual for some member of the family to exclaim, “Oh My God, everyone get out here. You’ve gotta see this sunset!” So we stop for a bit and walk down to the river’s edge to watch, mostly in silence, as the sun sets. In those moments, we are one with each other and will all things, space, time and light.
River Dusk
22″ x 31″ archival inkjet print
This composite of three images (I know, it looks like four, but one of the panels comes from the background image) represent an important phenomenon and place in my life. In the summer, usually late in the preparations for dinner, it’s not unusual for some member of the family to exclaim, “Oh My God, everyone get out here. You’ve gotta see this sunset!” So we stop for a bit and walk down to the river’s edge to watch, mostly in silence, as the sun sets. In those moments, we are one with each other and will all things, space, time and light.
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