Lowell Art Works Gallery Show

The Answer
Current juried Show at
Lowell Art Works



"Thinking in Black and White", and "Thinking in Shades of Gray" waspart of the Lowell Art Works Show entitled, "The Answer". 




" Thinking" is a set of two  7 x 5
Acrylic Collages on museum wrap canvas.

Thinking in Black & White-Thinking in Shades of Gray
During the national elections of 2010 I became very tired of listening to political rhetoric. The messages were so Black and White, like a horse with blinders.  I have a great fear of voters who sharing that kind of tunnel vision. I much prefer term employed in Thinking in Shades of Gray.  Weighing the options and establishing your own personal conclusions.

Also at the Lowell
"You Can't Get There From Here"
10 x 8 collage on Canvas.

You Can’t Get There From Here is pretty self explanatory.  How often have you asked for directions, especially in small European towns where the narrow village roads were never built to accommodate modern day traffic, and about half way through realized you are even more confused?  Sometimes it might just be easier to say- you can’t get there from here.


Lowell Art Works
Artists Studios & Gallery
5205 S. 2nd Ave
Everett, WA 98203
http://www.lowellartworks.com

Waiting for Summer & Purple Anemone

I painted from a photo I took last summer of chard

in the garden.  I was just going to call it  "Chard", and  then

"Swiss Chard",  and then "Rainbow Chard",  but it didn't have any yellow or orange.  And then, I began to get so hungry looking at it, I called it:  "Waiting for Summer".

Acrylic on canvas 14 x 11

And while I'm still waiting for spring, I painted, "Purple Anemone", one of the first bulbs to come up in my garden .  Acrylic on canvas 14 x 11

The Kites of March

                                             And then there's play time, "The Kites of March".

                                                   Acrylic collage on canvas 11 x 14