That's what I'm aiming for in 2020... half a joke and half seriousness. Another artist friend of mine says she doesn't make resolutions anymore in the new year, but finds a word that will fuel her intentions in the new year. That seems like a very reasonable thing that I might alter (alchemy you know) to include a phrase - Clear Vision.
But to break up all these words.... here's what our Christmas tree looked like this year. We've decided we need to go smaller b/c of the size of our little downstairs living space. Ceiling height barely big enough for my tall guy.
I already have three different shows coming up in 2020, which I've begun work on in the studio in between trying to clean it out and re-organize after a very busy fall. But even though it's making me kinda crazy, it's always an honor to be invited to create a piece for a show and to have work accepted for a show! I am Grateful.
I was invited to create a Station of the Cross for a church in Arlington, VA by an arts writer friend on Facebook. I decided to participate when she told me that it could be abstract. I was drawn to the 6th station, which is Veronica wiping the face of Jesus with part of her veil, which was transformed into a print of his face. Very interesting project for a fallen-away Catholic (don't get me up on that soap box) and someone who disdains just about all religions that are misogynist in nature, which includes just about all of them except maybe the Unitarian Universalists.
The Domestic Considerations series was all about misogyny, like Titan's Daughter here:
Some work of mine - digital alchemy and abstract photography - was juried into the Portland Regional Chamber 433 Gallery show which is up from next week until the end of April. B/c of the Chamber's schedule, we don't have a First Friday show until April. So more on that later.
The other piece I'm working on is for TAE 2020, which will be in Myrtle Beach, SC from April 3rd to the 15th. Here's a link to the site. Money of course goes to a charity. Ironically we will be in Folly Beach SC beginning of March for a week.
And I was surprised not to find my name in this blog post from Hyperallergic, hahahahaha.
But to break up all these words.... here's what our Christmas tree looked like this year. We've decided we need to go smaller b/c of the size of our little downstairs living space. Ceiling height barely big enough for my tall guy.
I already have three different shows coming up in 2020, which I've begun work on in the studio in between trying to clean it out and re-organize after a very busy fall. But even though it's making me kinda crazy, it's always an honor to be invited to create a piece for a show and to have work accepted for a show! I am Grateful.
I was invited to create a Station of the Cross for a church in Arlington, VA by an arts writer friend on Facebook. I decided to participate when she told me that it could be abstract. I was drawn to the 6th station, which is Veronica wiping the face of Jesus with part of her veil, which was transformed into a print of his face. Very interesting project for a fallen-away Catholic (don't get me up on that soap box) and someone who disdains just about all religions that are misogynist in nature, which includes just about all of them except maybe the Unitarian Universalists.
The Domestic Considerations series was all about misogyny, like Titan's Daughter here:
Some work of mine - digital alchemy and abstract photography - was juried into the Portland Regional Chamber 433 Gallery show which is up from next week until the end of April. B/c of the Chamber's schedule, we don't have a First Friday show until April. So more on that later.
The other piece I'm working on is for TAE 2020, which will be in Myrtle Beach, SC from April 3rd to the 15th. Here's a link to the site. Money of course goes to a charity. Ironically we will be in Folly Beach SC beginning of March for a week.
And I was surprised not to find my name in this blog post from Hyperallergic, hahahahaha.
