In the studio with "Magic Quarter Hour" in progress.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Two Recent Sculptures 2015
A balance between found and fabricated elements that includes:
steel, bamboo, broomstick, found wood, and woven straw basket
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
*detail--"Magic Quarter Hour"
A detail of a new painting materializing.
"Magic Quarter Hour"
from J.D. Salinger- Seymour, An Introduction
One late afternoon, at that faintly soupy quarter of an hour in New York when the street lights have just been turned on and the parking lights of cars are just getting turned on-some on, some still off-I was playing curb marbles with a boy named Ira Yankauer, on the farther side of the side street just opposite the canvas canopy of our apartment house. I was eight. I was using Seymour's technique, or trying to-his side flick, his way of widely curving his marble at the other guy's-and I was losing steadily. Steadily but painlessly. For it was the time of day when New York City boys are much like Tiffin, Ohio, boys who hear a distant train whistle just as the last cow is being driven into the barn. At the magic quarter hour, if you lose marbles, you lose just marbles. Ira, too, I think, was properly time-suspended, and if so, all he could have been winning was marbles. Out of this quietness, and entirely in key with it, Seymour called to me.
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Untitled (TRACE COMPOSITION)
Untitled (TRACE COMPOSITION). Enamel, newspaper, pencil on found cardboard fragment
8" x 18.5" 2015
Friday, May 29, 2015
Untitled (CLOD COMPOSITION)
Untitled (CLOD COMPOSITION).
Collage, enamel, newspapers, cardboard on found cardboard fragment
9" x 19" 2015
Untitled (SKITTERY COMPOSITION)
Untitled (SKITTERY COMPOSITION).
Collage, enamel, oil on newspapers 10.5" x 28" 2015
Collage, enamel, oil on newspapers 10.5" x 28" 2015
Thursday, April 16, 2015
LONG SWELL
LONG SWELL. oil, enamel, dirt on canvas 60"h x 11"w x 1.25"d 2015
(including details of sections)
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Poem by Chanho Song
Dandelion Station
Dandelion Station is located next to Hwanggan Station.
A rusty, unbridled locomotive
nods its head back and forth
to pluck flowers around the track.
A rusty, unbridled locomotive
nods its head back and forth
to pluck flowers around the track.
“Oh, dear, what a thoughtless mass of iron you are!
You cuckoo, who makes the long-tailed tit cry.”
A cock runs across toward the locomotive
and begins to peck at it.
You cuckoo, who makes the long-tailed tit cry.”
A cock runs across toward the locomotive
and begins to peck at it.
Dandelions, did you pull the chick’s socks up
to the knee? Did you put on your nametag?
Yes yes yes. Good, then, let’s start!
to the knee? Did you put on your nametag?
Yes yes yes. Good, then, let’s start!
Dandelions run,
they run and babble.
Dandelion Station is next to Hwanggan Station.
they run and babble.
Dandelion Station is next to Hwanggan Station.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Friday, January 9, 2015
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
From December Group Show
This installation shot is from a group show I was included in at, Fred Giampietro Gallery in December. My paintings are in the center, (top) "Luncheon On The Grass" 2014 & (bottom) "One Lump" 2014. Both are 10" x 10" oil on canvas.
In other news, Fred Giampietro Gallery has moved! Their new location is now at:
1064 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT 06510
203.777.7760
This is the view out their window across the street from Yale's School of Art & Architecture.
(sculpture by Anthony Caro)
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