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Collaboration
I’ve been doing a collaboration with my friend Dan Perkins who just finished up his MFA at American University. We’ve been mailing a painting back and forth and working on it independently. I just got it back yesterday and was … Continue reading
Posted in art, Collaborations, Painting, Paintings
Tagged Art, Collaboration, Dan Perkins, Humor, Painting
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G & D
This weekend my good friends Giordanne Salley and Dan Perkins drove up to Vermont to pay me a surprise visit. I thought I’d take the moment to show a couple of their new paintings. I’ve known them for about two … Continue reading
Posted in Painting
Tagged Dan Perkins, Evolving, Freinds, Giordanne Salley, Painting, Time
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Mounds
Recently I’ve been asked, with some expression of surprise by people who visit my studio, “these are figures?!” I think for some people it’s a stretch. I’m drawn to abstraction because of it’s ambiguity, but I’m not painting non-objectively. I … Continue reading
Posted in Painting, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract, Art, Artists, Boredom, Carving, Commitment, Concept, Dan Perkins, figurative, Laura Moore, Mounds, Paint, Painterly, Painting, Process, Relationships, Stone, Vermont Studio Center
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