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Works in progress, where I share what I'm working on and what I'm thinking about, and also show my Instagram feed. 

The ornament woodcuts are out for the season! I have three that are framed, but all these unframed handmade prints are also available in the studio this weekend. I'm still quite fond of the images with barbed wire, as they reflect a time when the hol
The studio is nearly ready for visitors to the @hotshopsartcenter open house this weekend. Most of the paintings from my recent solo show “Weirder, Wilder, Witchier” are hung along with one of the “incantations without words”
Please join me and all the @hotshopsartcenter artists for our biggest event of the year -- the December open house. I'll have my second-floor studio open both days and hope to see many visitors. I'll have most of the pieces from "Weirder, Wilder
Hey, All. I'm enough of a Plains person that I'm confident I could get out and about if I had to, and I'm also glad that @mingtoygallery and I agreed it makes sense to shift the last day of "Weirder, Wilder, Witchier" to tomorrow given curr
Teresa Gleason of @mingtoygallery  asks five questions with artists who show work in her gorgeous gallery. You can get to it on my blog through the link in my profile. Cheers! 
#mingtoygallery #supportlocalartists #benson #mixedmedia #oilpainting #oi
Artists write statements about particular pieces or shows, and I struggled a bit to put one together for "Weirder, Wilder, Witchier" at @mingtoygallery . Many artists will tell you it's sometimes easier to talk about other people's work tha

a note on howler monkeys

March 26, 2016

The howler monkeys were abundant around the places I stayed near the Caribbean. They are fun to watch and they well deserve their name. It's amazing how loud they are! Nearly every night or early morning during my travels in this part of the country, I was awakened by them, reminding me how far from home I was. During my last night in Cahuita, the heavy rains pounded on the metal roof, and the monkeys were quiet. 

Tags travel
← Rainy day and river rafting tripand then on to Cahuita →

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