Here are a few pictures of the opening of my solo show at Chase Young Gallery in Boston, up through May 14

Happy to report that I have signed on with the superb Merritt Gallery/Renaissance Fine Arts group with premier galleries in Washington DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Seventeen large works sent their way, including Alchemy 15-5, 40" x 72" pictured here, from my latest series of paintings.

Solo show now up at Whitney Modern in Calif through Oct 10th, includes
​Botánica 12-8, 60" x 60", pictured here.

Here is a small commissioned painting I've made for the permanent collection at Imagery Estate Winery, which will also be used as a label on a select bottling of wine next year. The only request was that their icon of the Parthenon had to be in the painting somehow, whatever way I chose. Well, there it is!
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Past commissions have gone to the likes of Sam Gilliam, Sol Le Witt, Kiki Smith, John Baldessari, Ed Moses, Pat Steir, Terry Winter and Ricardo Mazal, all artists I've studied and admired for years, so I'm quite honored to have been tapped for the gig!

New representation at galleries in Philadelphia and West Palm Beach, FL. Between them, requesting 25 large scale paintings of my latest work to exhibit and have on hand. Grateful, and VERY busy prepping.

Prepping for an upcoming show at Amy Simon Fine Art in Westport CT and will be taking many of these new paintings down this week. Details to follow.

I'm embarking on a new series of paintings - a mixture of abstraction and figuration, looking to create something interesting and surreal.  Here is one of the first - Frida & Diego, 72" x 48", oil on canvas.

Fantastic turn out in the Hamptons for the opening of my show there this week. Here are some pics.

I'll be exhibiting several large paintings for the month of May at Chase Young Gallery, one of the premier contemporary art galleries in Boston. Opening reception Friday May 3d from 6 to 8pm. Hope to see you there. I'm pictured here in my studio reviewing Agate, 72" x 60", before bringing it in for the show.

My great pleasure spending the afternoon with the great Ronnie Landfield at his studio in the Hudson Valley. His monumental canvases are really somethiing to behold, and match his monumental career. Ronnie's was in his first Whitney Biennial at age 20, and was in it again years later. His paintings are in the collections of all the major museums in America. Lots of fun talking shop.