Betwixt and between describes things in the studio these days–taking some time to explore new ideas and waiting to see how the established bodies of works want to evolve. I wrapped up a solo show at the end of late summer that left me feeling a bit played out–two years+ of no stop work will do that to an artist.

Accepted an invitation for a two-person gallery exhibit in November 2017 at the River’s Edge Gallery. I have been doing what I often do to gain perspective and equilibrium: physical work.  I’ve organized the studio,  rearranged the paintings on the walls (how did I get so many?—oh right, I made those, all of them), and made an inventory of studio supplies both needed and wanted  ( I can always use another paintbrush).

Ideas are slowly formulating–too early to share yet–too unformed and tender. We’ll just have to see how things unfold in the next few months!