Pick-up at the Pier

Pick-up at the Pier
23" x 29"
watercolor

I came upon this classic truck parked in an environment its designers and engineers surely envisioned it for: carefully maneuvered onto a sliver of wet deck on Provincetown's MacMillan Pier. The truck was an old model, quite beaten up, and yet somehow in perfect alignment with the Provincetown of today, where the past is always present and the ghosts are felt daily.

Salmagundi Member's Annual Exhibition + Awards Ceremony

I was elected to membership of New York City's historic Salmagundi Art Club in 2011.  Since then I've had the opportunity to show my work in many of their juried and non-juried exhibitions including the Members' Annual show this November. The closing reception was held on November 30th, and on that night I received the Elizabeth K. Ellis Artist Fellowship award for my Mason Jar Dahlias watercolor.  It was a fun time, and I was honored to be given the award amongst all of the high level works on display that night.

Moonchild

Moonchild
29" x 23"
watercolor

This self-portrait is part of my ongoing series of male figurative paintings for the Lyman Eyer Gallery in Provincetown, MA. 

male figurative painting series continued

Three additional paintings from my 2012 summer series exhibit at Lyman-Eyer Gallery in Provincetown, MA.

In the Wassily Chair
17" x 21"
watercolor

Black Irish
17" x 21"
watercolor

Watching
17" x 21"
watercolor

male figurative painting series

This summer I took a departure from my usual subject matter and shifted my focus to capturing the male figure in watercolor. The paintings have been part of an ongoing exhibition of male figure painting at Lyman Eyer Gallery in Provincetown, MA.

White Hot Sun
17" x 21"
watercolor 

Waiting
17" x 21"
watercolor

Looking Back
17" x 21"
watercolor

Becoming Barbara Bevan

Upon her retirement from teaching in 2000, Barbara Bevan told her students,"Don't ever lose your dreams; you'll get there." The time of her life depicted in this portrait came many years earlier when Barbara was on the verge of a big change. It was 1978, and at 37 years old she was the divorced mother of two young boys. By this time she had met a new man and was engaged to be married for the second time. It was late afternoon in Florida, she and her fiance were on their way to meet his parents for the first time. En route he stopped her to pose in front of a hibiscus tree. The light, and Barbara, to beautiful to pass up.

Becoming Barbara Bevan
Watercolor
16"x20"

Commissioned / NFS

A few weeks ago, I was interviewed by Smithsonian Magazine for an article about the Provincetown Dune Shacks. You can read the article here. I was happy to contribute a quote about one of my favorite places in the world.