Somerville Open Studios (3-4 May, 2025)

Untitled for now

Where did the year go? It’s that time again. Somerville artists are opening their studios and welcoming visitors on 3-4 May. If you enjoy art and are looking for something to do, this is a great opportunity to get to know the artists in the area. This year I will be sharing a mixture of older abstract work and my current more experimental work, which is still evolving. If you visit Vernon Street Studios, please stop by and say hello.

Studio 19 (second floor, towards the back of the building)
6 Vernon Street
Somerville, MA
3-4 May (12-6PM)

Somerville Open Studios (4-5 May)

From my “Un/Broken” series

From my “Un/Broken” Series

It’s that time of year again—Somerville Open Studios—when Somerville’s many artists open their workspaces to visitors for the weekend. If you enjoy art, this is a wonderful opportunity to see what we have been up to over the winter and to talk to us about our work. If you happen to stop by Vernon Street Studios (where I am one of more than 80 artists sharing work this weekend), please drop by my studio (#19) to say hello. This year I will be sharing pieces from my long-in-the-making newest series, entitled “Un/Broken”—abstract images created from my own old work that explore the unbroken and cyclical notion of the eternal. There will be plenty of other work too. I hope to see you this weekend.

Studio 19 (second floor, towards the back of the building)
6 Vernon Street
Somerville, MA
4-5 May (12-6PM)

The Shape of Color--5 Abstract Artists

Spring is finally here and so is ”The Shape of Color—5 Abstract Artists”, the newest exhibition at the Brickbottom Gallery in Somerville, MA. And I am delighted to have multiple pieces from my Unbound, Measure of Light and Geography of Light series in this exhibit hanging alongside the work of the following abstract painters: Ellen Weider, Francie Lyshak, Gordon Feary and Philip Gerstein. If you are in the mood to experience how these artists respond differently to color, please stop by to take a look.

Brickbottom Gallery
1 Fitchburg Street
Somerville, MA
4-28 April, 2024*
Opening Reception: 6 April (3-5 PM)
Closing Reception: 28 April (3-5 PM)
Gallery Hours: Thurs-Sat (12-5 PM)
* I will be gallery-sitting on 4, 18 and 26 April (12-2.30 PM)

Somerville Open Studios (6-7 May)

It’s that time of year again when Somerville’s many artists open their studios to visitors for the weekend. This may be the spring outing that you have been looking for—beautiful weather on the horizon, a chance to see what is going on inside many studios and to talk to artists about their work. If you happen to to stop by Vernon Street Studios (where I am one of more than 80 artists sharing work), please drop by my studio to catch a sneak preview of the project (still very much in process) I have been working on this winter. The underlying question informing this project is “What do you do with your old art?”. Plus there will be plenty of other work too. I hope to see this weekend.

Studio 19 (second floor)
6 Vernon Street
Somerville, MA
6-7 May (12-6PM)

Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts

I am delighted to have the above image (from my In/Sight series) included in an exhibition in Providence (RI), along with the work of 70 other artists. If you happen to be in or near Providence, please stop by to take in this bounty-filled exhibition.

9th International Juried Exhibition
Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts
Providence, RI
Dates: 20 April-12 May, 2023 (Hours Thursday-Saturday, 12-6PM)
Reception: 20 April (5-8 PM)

Brickbottom Gallery

Looking for something to do this March? Consider visiting the Brickbottom Gallery in Somerville to take in “Above Us Only Sky II”, a mixed media exhibition comprising works from 13 artists. Amongst the many works included are three pieces from my “Re/Place” series.

Brickbottom Gallery
Somerville, MA
2 March-1 April 1 (Thursday-Saturday, 12-5 PM )
Reception: 5th March (3-5 PM)
(I will be at the gallery on Thursday, 2nd March from 12-2.30 and Sunday 5 March from 3-5 PM)

Vernon Street Open Studios (Dec 3-4)

Looking for something to do this first weekend in December? Come to Vernon Open Studios where over 50 artists will be sharing their work. And if you do visit, please be sure to stop by my studio and say hello.

Vernon Street Studios
Studio 19*
6 Vernon Street
Somerville, MA
3-4 December (12-6PM)

* Masks encouraged and very much appreciated in Studio 19.

Parking is available on the street or in the large lot behind the buildings. The entrance to the lot is on Central Street (see directions).

Fort Wayne Museum of Art

I am a little late in posting this, but if you happen to be anywhere Fort Wayne (Indiana), please stop by the Fort Wayne Museum of Art to view the "National: Best Contemporary Photography 2022" exhibition. I am delighted to have above image, “In which I savour”, from my Re/Place is included in what looks to be a very exciting exhibition.

The National: Best Contemporary Photography 2022
Fort Wayne Museum of Art
Fort Wayne, IN
Dates: Through 8th January 2023

Somerville Open Studios (30 April-1 May)

In-person open studios are back this spring in Somerville.

If you are looking for something to do this weekend (30 April-1 May), Somerville Open Studios is a great way to see what local artists have been working on these last few years, And if you visit Vernon Street Studios, where 75 artists will be sharing their work, please be sure to stop by and visit me too.

Vernon Street Studios*
Studio 19
6 Vernon Street
Somerville, MA
30 April-1 May (12-6PM)

Parking is available on the street or in the large lot behind the buildings. The entrance to the lot is on Central Street (see directions).

*Vernon Street Studios recommends masks in the building and each artist will decide if masks are required in his or her studio.

Introducing In/Sight

Following directly on from my Re/Place series, I continue to document the contents of my home. In/Sight explores the process of discovery that emerges when we observe closely—what we see from afar may not be what we see when we move closer. Each image, through its title (a question that I pose to myself), reflects my relationship to the objects themselves—books suggest the issues I contemplate, hard drives the nature of memory, vintage DVDs the strength of attachment, food the desire for security.

On a more personal note, in October I am moving my studio from northern Maine to the Boston area. If anyone is interested in visiting, please drop me a note.