Handkerchiefs
In this age of wash and wear, Lycra and moisture wicking clothing, what could possess me to turn on my iron? The answer: handkerchiefs. Continue reading Handkerchiefs
Category: Circle of Life
Book Review: What is Left Behind by Norm Diamond
I had the opportunity to hear Norm Diamond speak at an open house about a year ago at PDNB gallery. (Photos Do Not Bend). I enjoyed his photos and his talk.
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On Display! Tasteless Art: A birthday tribute to Larry the Teratoma
Artist’s Statement:
A ridiculous 4-pound birthday “cake” aspic replete with sardines, noodles, veggies and Vienna sausages. Larry must’ve been a big deal. Happy Birthday, pal. Continue reading On Display! Tasteless Art: A birthday tribute to Larry the Teratoma
“Connections” is on display at the Lewisville Grand Theater
Title: Connections
Artist’s Statement: The elements in this piece came from different people and places over time. They signify our own journey through life and the connections we form. Continue reading “Connections” is on display at the Lewisville Grand Theater
Debut of “Someone’s Memories” at the Pilot Point Coffee House
Title: Someone’s memories
Medium: Photograph
Artist’s Statement: This photo represents the iterations of living in the moment. Each iteration becomes part of the past. I remember seeing this building when it was whole, when it fell apart and when it disappeared altogether. It represents the passing of time, the passing of life and fading memories. Continue reading Debut of “Someone’s Memories” at the Pilot Point Coffee House
Street Life #2 – On View at the Pilot Point Coffee House
Title: Street Life #2
Medium: Photograph
Artist’s Statement: So many lost, found and discarded items go unnoticed. But I see opportunity, beauty and unfinished stories. Continue reading Street Life #2 – On View at the Pilot Point Coffee House
“Connections” – A community art exhibition with the UNT CoLab
This canvas is part of the square-d project Community Art Exhibition through the UNT CoLab. To participate, individuals purchased the 12” x 12” canvas and were instructed to apply their artistry in any way they wanted. All participants donate their finished art, which is sold for $25 each during the exhibit. The proceeds from the event benefit the UNT Food Pantry presented by Kroger. Continue reading “Connections” – A community art exhibition with the UNT CoLab
My art is on display at the Pilot Point Coffee House! Part 1 of 2
I love historic downtowns! And when my friend, Justine Wollaston, invited me to display art in the historic downtown of Pilot Point, Texas, I jumped at the chance.
Read the blog to learn about my three art pieces on display. They feature machine embroidery, wood, decoupage, “rondells” and more! Continue reading My art is on display at the Pilot Point Coffee House! Part 1 of 2
The World As I See It: Shelf of Remembrance
This piece had many starts and stops but eventually came together. It is chaotic and messy just like a drunk driving accident. Continue reading The World As I See It: Shelf of Remembrance
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