The artist’s reception for my show is Friday, January 15th, 6 pm – 8 pm at the Paper Kite Gallery, 443 Main Street, Kingston, PA 18704.   The show includes about 20 pieces and will run through mid February.

Tonight I finished final framing of the pieces to drop off this Sunday for next week’s show at Paper Kite Gallery.  I always like laying out all the pieces when they’re done and seeing how they look together, especially for the ones that were worked as a series.

Tonight we stopped by the Paper Kite Gallery for the opening reception of their second anniversary free art show.  There were over 80 pieces donated from a diverse group of artists, and it was fascinating to see all of the different types of work represented.  Those who attended can complete cards and return on Sunday to choose a piece for free, which they’ll be able to take home after the show concludes in a few weeks.  Here’s a few pics from the reception:

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“Bias” was awarded First Place in the Graphics category at the Wyoming Valley Art League’s 2008 Fall Member’s Show.   The show continues through December at the Midtown Gallery in Wilkes-Barrre.

I will be exhibiting at the Vgogh Gallery, 281 Wyoming Ave Kingston, PA in a group show, “Point”, with photographer Nick Ouellette.  Artist’s reception is Friday, September 19th from 6 pm – 9 pm.  Show runs throughout September.

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Kiersten and I spent last Wednesday through Sunday in Seattle, WA for the CPSA 16th Annual International Exhibition. The show was held at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, and the workshops and awards banquet were at the Renaissance Hotel. It was terrific getting to see some of my favorite artists again, and all of the little get togethers – lunch with the Scribbletalk artists, drinks after the banquet in the Visions lounge (with its incredible view of Seattle from the 28th floor) – were tons of fun. During our free time we ventured down (literally – Seattle is very hilly!) to Pike’s Market, with its wild mix of fresh produce, seafood, and flowers, then to the very first Starbucks, onwards to the all glass walled ultra-modern library, and finally to historic Pioneer Square. We even had some family in the area, and got to spend some time talking over a glass of wine and (of course) watching wedding videos.

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