(pa' - per) opening

Photos from our recent opening at the Gallery on Baum. Yes, that's a guy playing the theremin.

Also featuring:

Andrea Muha and her cityscapes of Pittsburgh,

Stuffed birds and prints of wrens (from guess who),

Kelly Blevins's Masks of Mischief,

A large abstract triptych by Joren Dykstra,

And, on the tan wall, five collages of forts and abandoned houses by Seth Clark.

Many thanks to all who were able to make it to the opening, and also to the Gallery!

More from Small is the new Big

Also, some shots of the gallery.

Finally, pictures from the show!

We had a great turnout at the Small is the new Big opening, and I sold a few things too! Things have calmed down enough for me to post some photos, although work is beginning for some upcoming opportunities.

Opening in One Week ...

I'll be participating in this show, which opens next Thursday. Come check it out, if only to see how we are going to fit 625 pieces into Fe Gallery!

Art All Night!

Lawrenceville's Art All Night is tonight! Come participate in a huge art party with over 800 artists, free food, and events at the Red Warehouse on 35th and Smallman Streets. More information here.

New pieces at Group A opening

Pictures of my work in the Group A show, "Eye Candy," that opened last month at the Brew House's Space 101 Gallery. I printed my own engravings of bugs and used collage from beauty and fitness magazines (the first a women's beauty mag, the second a men's muscle mag) to add color and tie the pieces into the show's theme (the impact of mass media on the idea of human beauty).

A shot of Hog-noses, Knotty-horns, and Eyespots:

and the other one, Bluebottles:

The Brew House, where we had the show, is a non-profit organization in a really interesting old building that was once the home of the Duquesne Brewery. There's Space 101 Gallery, artists' studios, and a theatre, which is the home of Pittsburgh's annual Black Sheep Puppet Festival.