Super7Hot! mentioned in The Boston Globe

In an interview with curator Wendy Tarlow Kaplan, she mentions all of the unusual materials artist's used for "The Perfect Fit:Shoes Tell Stories," including "...an artist who collected lottery cards and made boots out of them..." Read the full article here.

Super7Hot! at Fuller Craft Museum

My darling boots, "Super7Hot!" will be in The Perfect Fit: Shoes Tell Stories at the Fuller Craft Museum, from June 6, 2009- January 3, 2010. Reception is June 14, 2-5 p.m.

This video was made in my studio this April, and I was assisted by Meg Powers. A LOT of hours in the making, but a LOT of fun to produce!

American Made in Fidelity Investments Show

A new suit, "American Made," was in the Fidelity Investment's Green Works Show and it got a great review in The Providence Journal.

American Way: Scratch Ticket Art up through April 1

Three pieces from "The Lottery" series are featured at the Bank RI Gallery in Wickford, RI, until April 1. American Way #1 (above), a smaller My Flag , and Mine, all mine.. fill the gallery with scratch ticket art. Go to Bank RI's Gallery Page for more information.

Gallery Location:
1140 Ten Rod Road, North Kingstown.

Gallery Hours:
Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sunday 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

A Fine Suit installed at new Fidelity building

I just went up to the new Fidelity Investments building in Smithfield, RI to see "A Fine Suit" installed. Many thanks to installers Dan and Richard for making it an excellent time! I think my suit looks very handsome in his new alcove.

New Work in "Transformation and Time " Show

I have two new pieces, and am re-exhibiting American Way #1 in Transformation and Time: 19 on Paper., at the Krause Gallery in the Moses Brown School in Providence, RI, until August 29th. 19 on Paper is a new group I have joined which had had a revolving group of artist who work on paper sine the early eighties.
Go to 19 on Paper to find out more.

Reception Thursday, August 21st 5-9pm. Please join us!

So long, farewell, until we meet again...

I just sent off another suit creation for the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum at Georgia Tech. It is very hard to let go of your art! I had a mini panic attack today as I was packing it up; I will not see it again until 2011. The guy at UPS admired my well-crafted box. The credit for that goes to Teri Guynn, master shipper at my place of work. Even though I am a thrifty artist, I know my limitations, and find the best person to help me execute the job. Bye little suit! Have a safe flight!