I will be sharing two pieces in the Renewal/ Resilience show at Art In The Atrium First U through June 26th, 2026
Opening May 21, 5:30 - 7:30 Unitarian Church of Providence, One Benevolent Street, Providence RI 02906.
In Need Of A Song, 10 × 8”, acrylic on canvas, $300.
Under The Weight of Eternal Grace, 20 × 16”, oil on canvas, $1200.
Spring is here! My yellow peonies will be part of Spring Bull Gallery’s Shades of Green show , May 2- June 14th,
Opening Sunday May 3rd, 2026, 3- 5 PM
Yellow Celebration, oil on canvas, 18 × 14”, $900.
I will have two pieces in the South Shore Arts Center pring National Juried Show 2026 : Shaped By Water, March 19 - April 25th, Opening March 19, 6 - 8 PM
Blue Morning, oil on canvas, 16 × 16”, $900.
Midnight Blue, oil on canvas, 24 × 36”, $3200.
What a pleasure to have my work on display at one of Providence’s finest restaurants, Gracie’s , downtown at 194 Washington Street. Let me know if you see it there!
When Light And Time was finished I posted it on Singulart, an online gallery, and it sold right away. After shipping it to Switzerland it was not available to be shown at Gracie’s, but continued its online presence in this AAPL show. Prints are still available.
I am very happy to be a part of The American Artist’s Professional League first online juried exhibition!
I was invited to participate in this event at The Atrium at First U, what a pleasure to have a poet live with my work and share their interpretation.
From January 17th until Mach 1st, 2026, Spring Bull Gallery in Newport RI will be hosting their annual Fakes and Forgeries show. I love doing this show! I get to spend considerable time with a piece importnan to me, and every time I learn so much! This year I worked on Gaston La Touche’s Pardon in Brittany, it proved to be one of the most difficult I have attempted. I am very happy with the way it turned out, I made a few decisions that departed from La Touche’s approach, but I believe they work. I have found that there are a unique group of individuals that respond to the original painting from 1896 with a profound sense of awe, I am most certainly one of them.
Imago Gallery in Warren RI is a beautiful place in a town know for it’s fabulous art. I am excited to participate in this year’s Community Show, and to receive am Imago Recognition Award!
The Edge Of Adolescence, oil on canvas, 30 × 24”, $2800.
Dream Dancing , oil on canvas, 36 × 24”, $3200.
The annual Instructor and Student show at the Providence Art Club will be Janu 4 to 22nd to welcome the new year! One of my favorite pieces from Ireland.
Gratitude For Former Days, oil on canvas, 11 x 14”, $800.
The Bristol Art Museum is housed in a wonderful building in beautiful Bristol, RI. I am honored to have my B and W charcoal study for Sushi Nomad included in the show When in the Course of Human Events.
Sushi Nomad Study, charcoal on paper, 36 ×24”, $400.
The 36 × 24” charcoal was the catalyst for the oil on canvas that will show at the Providence Art Club’s Members Show March 8th through the 26th, 2026.
Sushi Nomad, oil on canvas, 30 × 24”, $2800.
I am honored to be a newly elected member of The American Artist’s Professional League housed in New York City, and to participate in my first show with AAPL, Timeless, at the Lyme Art Association in Lyme, CT! September 19th through November 6, 2025.
Under The Weight of Eternal Grace, 20 × 16”, oil on canvas, $1200.
My entry for the Rhode Island School of Design’s Summer Faculty Show, oil on canvas, 30 x 24”. July 11 through 24th. Woods -Gerry Gallery, 62 Prospect Street. Providence RI
Most Original Award! Georgia’s Early Contemplation, oil on canvas, 24 x 18”. Alfred Stieglitz did the original portrait of Georgia O’Keefe in 1918, this is my interpretation in 2024.
Red Poppies to Pink, oil on canvas, 24 x 18”. Westerly Cooperative Gallery, RI April 2024
I was very moved by the written counterpart this painting was paired with at the April Ekphrasis exhibition, Art in the Atrium, First U, Providence
It is a special privilage to be part of the healing journey. Mercy and Mourning, oil on canvas, 24 x 48”. Exploring Chronic Illness and Medicine Through Art at the Brown Medical Center, through March 31, 2024.
Brilliant Diffusion, oil on canvas, 24 x 36”. See it in the Faye Chandler Commemorative Exhibition, Boston, MA October, 2023
Someone very wise once told me “Take every opportunity that happens your way”. It was an unexpected pleasure to be included in the show after someone was unable to participate. The Providence Art Club , May 2023
RI Public Art. This collection of pieces will be hanging at the HopeHealth Hospice Center in Providence, RI for the Spring months of 2023.
Breath Between Worlds, oil on canvas, 48 x 30”, has been accepted to the June, 2022 Catharine Lorillard Wolfe’s Open Juried Exhibition.
Excited to receive First Place awards at Spring Bull Gallery in Newport, RI from 2 separate jurors. After Gerome’s Bashi Bazouk, 30 x 24” oil on canvas, in the annual Fakes and Forgeries show, and my own Veering Off the Path with Fear and Hope, 36 x 36” oil on canvas.
Bashi Bazouk, was also first place winner at the Long Beach Island Master Copies and Interpretations 2021 Exhibition.
I am THRILLED to say I have been awarded First Place in Windows on Pawtucket, a Covid savvy show where work is hung in the windows of local businesses downtown. A collaborative project of The Pawtucket Foundation and RI Art League, the work will remain on display thru May 15th, 2021.
I was a little too young to see my own friends drafted, but people I love were greatly impacted by Viet Nam. I am honored to be part of a group illustrating the newly released book Fragments, a collection of poems just published narrating the experience. OnlineBookClub.org reviewed the book very favorably and the Providence Journal recently shared the story.
Very excited to be part of Providence Art Club’s National Show 2020. The show opened in May and the virtual gallery was full of amazing work. You can see it here on Facebook.
City Nights, oil on canvas, 36 x 48”.
First Place!
Just before all this started with Covid, I was honored to be awarded first place in the Fakes and Forgeries Show from the Bristol Art Museum. This is a large charcoal drawing created after one of my favorite Irving Penn photos; Cuzco Children, Cuzco, silver print, 1948, printed 1949.