I am honored to be included in an exhibition at
The Museum of Flight that combines art with the concept of flight
- a perfect fit for my work! The dates are June 10, 2023 to January
7, 2024. The Museum of Flight is located at 9404 E. Marginal Way
South, Seattle, and is open daily 10AM-5pm. Admission is free
5-9pm the first Thursday of every month.
Here is a link about the artists in the show:
https://artandflight.museumofflight.org/artists/
And a Crosscut article about it:
https://crosscut.com/culture/2023/06/artsea-first-visual-arts-show-lifts-museum-flight
Plus a KING5 Evening show video about the show with
text and links below the video:
https://www.king5.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/evening/art-aviation-history-tukwila-museum-flight-new-exhibit/281-ace22389-371c-421d-a572-659db89aaa99
I am also honored to be in the exhibition The First
50 Years of the Seattle Civic Art Collection 1973-2023 at the
ARTS at King Street Station Gallery at 303 S Jackson St, 3rd floor,
Seattle. Approximately 150 pieces in the show represent some highlights
of a collection of over 4,000 artworks. The show will be up May
4 to September 7.
My piece titled "High Hopes (for Sound Transit)"
will appear on Sound Transit posters in various locations. I also
completed a new interior for the Harborview Nurse Log, an aquarium
I designed for Harborview Medical Center, and I was selected for
the Washington State Public Art Roster.
I would also like to share a fundraising opportunity
for the creation and support of new work. Please click on the Support
link above for details about the process, including
how to make a tax-deductible contribution and a list of some past
contributors.
I was also included in the Volcano! exhibition
at the Portland
Art Museum and was the artist guest for a Livestream
for the Portland Art Museum and the Mt. St. Helens Institute.
The recording is here: www.youtube.com.
My most recent solo exhibition was Toss & Turn
at Davidson Galleries. Thank you to Davidson Galleries, Allied
Arts Foundation, Hatchfund, and other supporters who helped to
make the exhibition possible. Some of the work for the show was
featured the Seattle Times.
Please contact me here
regarding exhibitions, collections, publications, purchases, opportunities,
support, and other information, as well as to request being added
to my mailing and email lists.
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