Stage 2 Loss Revisited Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 43 x 31, edition of 7Conjunction and Kinship Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Tomorrow Breaks Another Time Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 32 x 32, edition of 7Sun Rises in the City Multilayer archival pigment print 44 x 30 (unframed), edition of 7January Manifesto Multilayer archival pigment print 44 x 30 (unframed), edition of 7
Sunset Comes for the Orchard Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 32 x 40, edition of 7Homebody Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 30 x 44, edition of 7
At the Art Institute Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Why Crows Sing Karaoke Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Construction Multilayer archival pigment print 30 x 44 (unframed), edition of 7November at the Zoo Multilayer archival pigment print 32 x 32, edition of 7The Chestnut Trees Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7
One Last Picnic for Homo Demens Multilayer archival pigment print 30 x 44 (unframed), edition of 7The Zoo Penguin Swims into Autumn Multilayer archival pigment print 44 x 30 (unframed), edition of 7Clean the Slate Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3Many Hopes, One Pond Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3El arduo trabajo de soñar Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3Automatic Reset Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3We Are the Wind Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3Sailors’ Delight Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 100, edition of 3
And So Into Tomorrow Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 43 x 31, edition of 7Ode to Public Lands #10 Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Threat and Promise in the Heartland Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 43 x 31, edition of 7Changing Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 24 x 52 (unframed), edition of 5Frond’s Eye View Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Ode to Public Lands #8 Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Wildfire Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 32 x 32, edition of 7Ode to Public Lands #7 Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7
Five Orangerie Skylights Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 31 x 43, edition of 7Moses Waits and Dreams Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 43 x 31, edition of 7Anthropocene Studies #2 Archival pigment print on photo paper. Layers include two photographic images, a relief and embossment print onto photographic image, and a photograph of an intaglio and embossment print on crumpled glassine. 44 x 30 (unframed), edition of 7
I am continuing a productive stretch but wish that I could be completing physical prints of my new work, something that is out of bounds for me until the quality facilities I need are again open to me. Still, I am pleased to preview the following for you. Click on any image to open in image viewer.
Silence. Life within the new, close boundaries that COVID has set for us is quieter in all sorts of ways. Less traffic noise, more birdsong. Fewer live voices. But as May and June have shown us, the times are begging for our voices to be heard. At my age COVID makes makes joining together physically too risky. So I have struggled to put my voice of anger and of promise and of unity and of freedom into my work. But that work needs to be seen for the voice be heard. So I thank you for listening to the following.
Democracy Dies Before Our Very Eyes Multilayer photographic archival pigment print 44 x 30 (unframed), edition of 4Passage to Eden Multilayer photographic archival pigment print (including a photographed monotype) 24 x 24 (unframed), edition of 8Places of Worship Remembered, May, 2020 Archival pigment print 22″ x 60″ (framed), edition of 6
2020 is off to a productive start, with three new works in the first three weeks. They continue a project started late last year that examines the meaning of home–including the related topics of homelessness and immigration.
Come help celebrate an incredibly successful year, which included two solo exhibitions, one group exhibition, five juried exhibitions, and four publications–and more than two dozen new works. This is both a social event and an opportunity to view my work. So please do stop by regardless of whether or not you are shopping for art at this time.
2701 NE 62nd Street, Seattle
House is on SE corner of 27th Ave NE and NE 62nd St, about a dozen blocks north of University Village.
USE ENTRANCE ON 27th Ave NE. Other door is for separate apartment.