ARTiculations

It's been several months since my last blog - an interim in which these two paintings got done and delivered to their new home in New Y...

I like red and white - quilts, polka dots, seersucker sundresses, flags. You name it. I was excited about going to the Park Avenue Armory ...

Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art , at the Japan Society, has received outstanding reviews already, so I...

My take-away from the fairs this week: Black and White. I got around to Pulse and Impulse, the Red Dot Fair and the Korean Art Fair (housed ...

Ready to go - my Fundred Dollar Bill Following up on my previous blog, I've mailed my contribution out to the Fundre...

Last Friday's programs at the CAA Conference included a panel discussion of current practices in painting, a presentation of global oppo...

The subject of today's afternoon session at the College Art Association ARTspace conference was: Residencies. I've done residencies...

The College Art Association is in town this week, hosting its 99th Annual Conference. The ARTspace "conference within a conference...

Some images from my exhibition Erosions at Coleman Burke Gallery New York January 27 through March 10, 2011 Erosions, geologics &...

So here I am in my apartment, having started the day by sketching the flowers on the windowsill. When you try to come up with marks that re...

Now that my blog's officially joined my website, it seems a good time to use the space for updates as well as for philosophical musings....

I am such a big fan of Yoshitomo Nara (I even have the iPhone app) and glad to see his adolescent girls on Park Avenue as an lead-in to Nobo...

Last week at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts on Deer Isle, Maine, the dripping trees, the fog, the moss on the rocks and even the archite...

A frog can support itself splayed out on the points of a group of rising rushes, just as if the rushes were a lily pad. There must be a ...

I really mean to start work on the website updates today. However, down by the pond just now I got distracted by three dark shapes coming ou...

Tonight, the catbird's doing a great cover of the cardinal's song, the woods are alive with late evening light, and  this morning,...

My day began around 8 a.m. with a moose in the back field, and a little later on, a hawk soaring overhead. So I have a hard time understan...

The Artist Is Present. Marina Abramovic at MOMA. My first take? Not that interesting, a lot of people waiting for her to make a move, any mo...

My walk through the 2010 Whitney Biennial began on the fourth floor and went downhill from there, though not quite so negatively as that may...

In Maine, where I spend most of the year, painting is still the gold standard. In New York, the ARTSEEN editors at The Brooklyn Rail write...

This Monday, so many art writers writing about each other instead of about art. Noah Becker sums it up, and says it's maybe just too ha...

Toward the latter part of 2009, this blog kind of got away from me, or I from it, but I am back and planning to make it a weekly post again....

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Coming home from Austin TX I had a 3 1/2 hour layover in Atlanta. Post-Christmas Day 2009 that seems like not such a big deal. Restaura...

To plant a tree in rocky soil, every day dig the hole a little wider, a little deeper. For a small person with just a spade and ...