I’ll be showing my kinetic interactive painting, Where No One Has Gone Before, at the 2024 Mary Schein Fall Salon at Cambridge Art Association’s Kathryn Schulz Gallery.

I’m still trying to figure out the best way to put these pieces online, so I don’t have any links, but you can check out this YouTube to see a demo I took during my solo show at Bromfield in June 2024.

One of my all time favorite paintings, Welcome Back Bucket, will be on display at this charming Lexington, MA house turned gallery from May 17 - June 9, 2024. There will be a reception Saturday, May 18, from 5 - 7pm.

Gallery Twist

1963 Massachusetts Avenue

Lexington, MA

Hours during show: 11am - 5pm Wednesday - Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday)

My painting I Squeezed Some Lemons was selected to be included in the Cambridge Art Association’s National Prize Show this year. Ben Sloat was the juror, and he was my thesis advisor at Lesley, but I’m sure that’s just a coincidence, right? The show takes place at Kathryn Schultz Gallery and CAA @ University Place. My painting will be at University Place, in Harvard Square, Cambridge.

The show runs from May 16 through August 1. There is an opening reception on Wednesday, May 22 from 6-8pm.

CAA @ University Place hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 6pm, Saturday 10am - 1pm

My second solo show at Bromfield! Reception will be on Friday, May 3 at 5pm!

Inspired by David Bowie's album "Low," particularly the track "Speed of Life," which served as a comforting backdrop during the artist's early experiences of parenthood, the show revolves around personal experiences intertwined with musical influences, family dynamics, and professional background. The artwork delves into nostalgia and memory. The artist incorporates various elements from their past, including childhood artifacts and digital remnants, into abstract compositions that serve as a scaffold for navigating the future while honoring the past.

The work is a sincere exploration of vulnerability and self-discovery, reflecting on the artist's transient childhood and the desire to integrate disparate aspects of their identity, including their career as an engineer at Boston Dynamics. Despite initial hesitations about merging technology with traditional media, the artist ventures into incorporating robotics into their art, creating paintings with motors that respond to viewers' presence through basic face detection. This experimentation represents a bold step towards embracing vulnerability and exploring the potential of interactive art, symbolizing the artist's journey towards integration and self-expression.

This will be a fun exhibit at Bromfield. Each participating member is inviting one additional artist to also participate in the show. Each artist may show any work they please that is under 36 inches in width. I am very pleased to share that my friend, the terrific artist Cicely Carew will be my +1 for this show.

The CAA Holiday Small Works Sale will be at Canal Gallery in Cambridge. Max price for works shown will be $500, and work may not exceed 14 inches on its longest side. I’ll be including my paintings A Butterfly that Lives Forever, Both Sad and Good I Guess, Literally Trying to Steal our Ideas, and Pretty Princess.

Bromfield Gallery’s annual holiday sale. I'll be including my painting “None so Rare,” 14 x 11 inches acrylic, marker, and collage on panel. I haven’t added this piece to the website yet, but I’ll update this listing when I do!

My painting Super Chew Chew was chosen to be one of 14 works included in this national juried exhibition that received 479 entries. Manifest Gallery is one of my favorite galleries, and defiantly a place to check out if you are in the Cincinnati area. I’ve participated in a handful of exhibitions with them now and got to visit the gallery for an opening reception back before CoViD. The quality of the artists they attract really makes me feel glad to be included, and the space is amazing.

Manifest is located at 2727 woodburn avenue in Cincinnati OH and their hours are T-F 12 - 7pm and Saturday 12 - 5pm (or by appointment)

My 2020 painting He’s In His Little Suit will be featured in this juried show for Cambridge Art Association members. This year, due to the fact that University Place Gallery is not accessible during CoViD, the show will take place in two segments at Kathryn Shultz Gallery. My painting will be in the first show, February 9-25. Gallery hours are Tuesday - Friday, 12pm to 4pm, but the gallery is open by appointment only. You can schedule a visit by visiting the CAA website or calling them at (617) 876-0246 or email info@cambridgeart.org.

Virtual opening reception and awards presentation will be February 11, 6:30-7:30pm on Zoom. See show webpage for details.

I’ll be showing my new painting, They Never Even Knew, in this member’s group show at Bromfield Gallery that’s all about hoping things start to turn around in 2021.

The show is open February 5 - 28. Gallery hours are Friday - Sunday, 12pm - 5pm. There will be an opening reception on February 5, but I will not be in attendance due to the pandemic and the Gallery will be limited to only allowing 8 people inside at a time.

I’m showing my painting “Real Time Fly Boy” in a group exhibition in gallery 3 at Bromfield Gallery.