Thursday, November 13, 2014
"Orbiting David" Sold
Welded Steel. Inspired by two of my favorite sculptors, David Smith and David Hayes. Mr. Hayes was a protege of Mr. Smith. Two modern masters. I was fortunate to have briefly studied with the late Mr. Hayes.
This tabletop piece measures about two feet tall and received first prize in sculpture at the 2014 VAMC Art Competition in Orlando and was also selected for a group exhibition at the Orlando Museum of Art as part of the 1st Thursday event series.
This sculpture and another titled TTS #8, Oct. 2014 "Eclipse" are now part of the private collection of Dr. and Mrs. Liming, in Kentucky.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
"Black Circles"
The latest in my series of circle theme paintings. Mixed media on birch panel. 30" X 30". Available at Gallery on First, Sanford, Florida. $1,200.00
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Small Scale Work SOLD/SOLD/SOLD
I am continuing to make small scale works as I get ready for the coming holiday season. I have several gallery shows scheduled in December and all have requested small scale items. Here are a few more recently finished.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Recent Work
Here are some of the new small works that I have been doing this week. Finger Lakes Gallery in Canandaigua, NY has asked for about a half dozen and I am gearing u; for the season here at Gallery on First in Sanford.
These works are welded steel and stand about 10 inches on average.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
A Man For All Seasons
No, not Sir Thomas More, but a good friend and a man who constantly challenges himself and never stops learning, exploring and reaching for more in life. Dr. Charles Laman, or Chuck as his friends call him.
Chuck's accomplishments are many, from marathon runner, mountain climber (he has climbed four of the highest peaks in the world) and canoe racer to name just a few. An artist an art collector,at age 60 Dr. Charles Laman sold his thriving dental practice in keeping a promise to himself, to focus on things more important in life than making a living. It was time to spend the the rest of his life living, really living and creating. To become the artist he had always wanted to be.
In my humble opinion he had already done more than most could ever dream of in a lifetime. Chuck is one of those "Energizer Bunny" types we all know. He starts his days early and finds interesting things to do. Not one to sit in front of a TV. He is an avid reader and accomplished in a variety of mediums from photography, ceramic pottery, both hand built and wheel thrown, watercolor and scupture. He is one of those people that never stops creating and sees beauty in everything, especially nature.
Nature is something he has in abundance on his 32 acre off grid camp near the Adirondack Park blue line.
The two pieces pictured above are just two of several sculptures along the road into the cabin and small works are found randomly throughout the property with many more works in progress at every turn.
This man is for all seasons and continues to challenge and inspire those fortunate enough to know him.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
"Quark" at OMA
On Friday June 20, Deb and I attended the opening reception for the "Florida Prize in Contemporary Art"at the Orlando Museum of Art. The event was a lot of fun and we enjoyed seeing a lot of friends and fellow artists. As for the show? Well,not so much. If that is supposed to be the best in contemporary art in Florida…….. Let's just say we were not impressed.
I am not a critic and despite my opinion I encourage all to attend and judge for yourself. The Museum deserves your support. Hey, you may come away with a very different perspective.
We were more impressed with the massive sculpture currently installed on the grounds for the 90th anniversary of the museum. "Quark" a 70 foot tall piece on loan from Chattanooga sculptor John Henry.
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