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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. 

Thanks to everyone who popped in yesterday and Friday during the @hotshopsartcenter open house. I’ll have the studio open this afternoon until 4 in case you’d like to come by to help round out your weekend. Cheers!
 
#oilandcoldwaxpaintin
This is the best mail I've received in some time! 

I'm very grateful that my work (portions of two large paintings shown above) is part of the U.S. Department of State's @artinembassies program, helping connect cultures through art. My paintings are
"Emerging" will be among the artworks shown as part of the "New Masters" exhibit at @paceartsia opening May 23. I'm so looking forward to seeing the show, popping into open studios and experiencing the whole place. 

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Come on into Studio 210 during the @hotshopsartcenter open house. I'll have the doors open 5-7pm Friday, May 9; 11-4 Saturday, May 10 and noon to 4 Sunday, May 11. Conversations can be broad, and I'm always happy to chat about new work, travel and gr
Thanks to @visionsframingomaha there is newly framed artwork hanging in the studio. There’s a new trio of prairie-inspired paintings (one shown here as first image), a couple of funky abstracts i made during my @khncenter residency a couple of
"San Jose Barrio," six 8x8" cold wax and oil paintings on birch panels at the Nicholas Street Gallery, Hot Shops Art Center, Omaha, Neb. 

"San Jose Barrio," six 8x8" cold wax and oil paintings on birch panels at the Nicholas Street Gallery, Hot Shops Art Center, Omaha, Neb. 

Barrio in the gallery

September 1, 2016

Tapping nails into the walls, stepping back to look and sipping coffee, making slight adjustments in arranging pieces, five artists quietly worked side by side yesterday morning to install artworks for the show "Pure Vida: Impressions of Costa Rica" in the Nicholas Street Gallery at Hot Shops Art Center, 1301 Nicholas Street in Omaha. Traveling with Linda Hatfield, Judith Anthony Johnston, Katrina Methot-Swanson, Cheri Ginsburg and Elisa Morera was great fun. Showing artwork with them has been great fun, too. 

Linda Hatfield hangs her pieces between Katrina's and mine. 

Linda Hatfield hangs her pieces between Katrina's and mine. 

Now we're looking forward to sharing the vibrant colors and interesting back stories with visitors. Please join us for the opening reception 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Friday, Sept. 9. We'll also conduct demonstrations from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on two Sundays: Sept. 11 and 18. We've got a map of Costa Rica hanging at the gallery entrance and will be delighted to tell you about all the places we experienced. 

And I'll be working in my studio upstairs most weekdays, so please pop in! 

Tags art business, painting, Omaha, art, cold wax medium, travel, Costa Rica, gallery, inspiration
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