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Cavalier Galleries – Two Shows in Florida

I am proud to announce that two of my paintings will be exhibited with Cavalier Galleries. Visit the gallery at: Naples Art, Antique & Jewelry Show February 9 -13, 2012 Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show February 17 -21, 2012 (Presidents’ Day Weekend)

It’s Official

The permanent installation of my work at the Beach 60th Street Subway Station in New York City is complete.    Here is a link to the work on the MTA Arts for Transit official website. I am thrilled to be a part of New York City, my home town, in this way. Thank you to everyone at Arts
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Arts for Transit Commission – Beach 60th Street Subway Station

I am proud to announce that the first half of my Commission by The State of New York, Arts For Transit Program has been installed in The Beach 60th Street Subway Station in New York City. On Friday December 9th, 2011 a crew of talented installers completed the first of two walls of artwork I
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“Strikeout” at Mast Cove Gallery – Kennebunkport, Maine.

I am pleased that my new painting “Strikeout” 9″x18″ – oil on mounted wood panel, will be included in a show at Mast Cove Gallery in Kennebunkport, Maine starting December 3rd, 2011. The painting is framed and available for purchase through gallery owner Jean Briggs at 207.967.3453. Strikeout 9″x18″ – oil on mounted wood panel

Holiday Cake

This painting is available for $2200 framed or $1800 unframed (tax and insured shipping are included). It can be shipped in time for the holidays. Contact me with the form on the right side of this page. Holiday Cake – 10×10 Oil on Canvas 2011                

Central Park Boathouse – 12″x14″ Oil on Canvas – 2011

Central Park Boathouse – 12×14 Oil on Canvas – 2011 Use the form on the right side of this page to inquire about purchase.

“Foreplay” Oil on Linen – 15″x30″

“Foreplay” 15″x30″ Oil on Linen For purchase information use the Price Request form on the right side of the page.  

Ground Zero

If I know how to paint, this is where I learned it. It was on this very spot when I was in the ninth grade, that I learned how to paint. At least I saw how to paint and I have spent the last many years learning it. I am still so early in my
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