Raggedy Ann's Foot

Two blocks away from where I live, this mural has become an integral part of my daily landscape.  Ol' Dirty Bastard's visage conjure...

I. Today I visited painter Rosanna Bruno, whose work I have known, and followed, since she first arrived in New York in 1993.  She showed ...

On my way to Rosanna Bruno's studio, I stopped at Recess, 41 Grand Street, to experience WetSlipper, a collaborative installation by S...

Walking through my neighborhood, I fix on particular landmarks. The Franklin Medical Building, above, is one of my favorites for its mid-ce...

Elisabeth Condon, Notes on a Landscape I, 2010, brush pen on vellum, 12 x 9 inches   Mai Long of Slot Gallery (Sydney, Australia; linked a...

Traveling to Camp Pocket Utopia on Amtrak, I witnessed numerous construction sites. Typically the machines were at rest--lending an air of m...

Click on link to read how Liang Quan references Chinese scrolls. The below footnote from the interview describes the way I think about and a...

Click on link to view installation photos of Walkabout. I have also written about the ideas behind developing Walkabout in previous posts, a...

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Jackie Saccoccio's exhbition at Eleven Rivington (press release linked above) expands the traditional 'window' of painting into ...

This appraisal of my earlier work by Stephanie Lee Jackson (linked above) suggests the devolving role of form in my work.

When artist Jo Darbyshire was here from Australia, she visited Louise Bourgeois' Sunday salon with Melissa Levin of Toronto, who photogr...

From Feature Gallery's website (linked above): A talk by Professor Michael Taussig (Dept. of Anthropology, Columbia University) who is o...

I am here. Outside my window, the tree is now bending with the wind and is a dry, but very deep green.

On her website (linked above), Toronto-based Narrative Therapist Bonnie Miller writes, "I love Calvin and Hobbes, and was sad when Bill...

Frank Stella aid something interesting about the split-second nature of art. He said that the baseball player Ted Williams was the quintesse...

Guilin’s landscape is a phantasm of mountains misshapen through lost layers of bedrock, surrounding the Li River in a Seussian panorama. Cro...

A view of Walkabout: Stadium on the left, Field Notes on the right. Field Notes is an eight-panel painting in the dimensions of Huang Gongw...