Here’s the beginnings of Two Leaves, a piece I completed last month. It was a departure from my usual painting process. I collaged silkscreened paper
Studio work is often intense and highly focused. I listen to music when I’m working. I lose track of time. Hours pass. This tall diptych
Unknown Limits, my solo show at arc.hive Gallery, opens Saturday June 7th from 7 to 9 pm. You’re invited! June 7 to 23 Saturday and Sunday
SEWING LESSONS: sculpture, painting, hybrid prints Opening Friday 3 May 2019 Artist talk Saturday 4 May 3 to 19 May 2019 Sat & Sun 12
The Burnaby Art Gallery will be showing my print work at their satellite gallery, Bob Prittie Library Metrotown, 25 March to 27 May. I am
Tampa Museum of Art Tampa’s fine art museum, designed by architect Stanley Saitowitz, opened in 2010. It’s beautifully sited in Curtis Hixon Park, by River
Inspired by Textile This recent painting reflects my love of textile. I’m inspired by traditional fabric and have developed an unusual collection during my travels.
The winter solstice reminds me of the beauty and striking simplicity of black and white. Not that there’s much snow here. Our west coast winter
Exploring Scale in Painting Here’s a series of acrylic paintings on canvas where I work with scale and proportion. I like playing around with big
Net Lace: A Companion Edition I often use the triptych form in my paintings and prints. I follow this traditional form I first saw in