"The Last American Hobo"
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA 02115
Public viewing April 4th through 11th
in the Bakalar and Paine galleries
11 am to 7 pm
Online at
Tuesday
Mass Art Auction!
Hey there art lovers! If you're in Boston stop by the Bakalar and Paine galleries at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design to check out the work up for bid at the annual MassArt auction. Can't attend the fancy gala but want to take something home, perhaps my piece "The Last American Hobo" check out Paddle 8 for pre-auction online bidding, all the info is below. I'm so proud to be an alumni of MassArt, the nations only free standing public art school and just want to spread the word about this great event. Woo! Support MassArt!
Wednesday
new work
Drawer #3
13"x4"x5"
wood, fabric, thread, beads, wire and found object
Paper Beats Rock
5"x10"x3"
wood, fabric, paint, found object
detail, Paper Beats Rock
Paper Beats Rock is on display at Ryan James Galley in Bellevue WA along with some of my other work. Stop by the gallery to see it and work from over 30 other Northwest artists.
989 112th Ave NE, #102
Belleuve, WA 98004
Sunday
brotherly love
some shots from my recent trip to philly
part 1
Designed by British architect John Haviland, Eastern State Penitentiary was opened in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia in 1829. Eastern State was an early model of the Pennsylvania prison system which focused on solitary confinement and penance. At the time the favored prison method was the Auburn or New York system which employed labor and punishment. The prison's layout is in a hub and spoke style with a watchtower in the center and the different cell blocks radiating out. Eastern State operated until 1971 and now acts as a museum.
Special thanks to Lauren for the awesome behind the scenes tour.
a lithograph of the original building by the P.S. Duval and Co. from 1855
part 1
Designed by British architect John Haviland, Eastern State Penitentiary was opened in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia in 1829. Eastern State was an early model of the Pennsylvania prison system which focused on solitary confinement and penance. At the time the favored prison method was the Auburn or New York system which employed labor and punishment. The prison's layout is in a hub and spoke style with a watchtower in the center and the different cell blocks radiating out. Eastern State operated until 1971 and now acts as a museum.
Special thanks to Lauren for the awesome behind the scenes tour.
shots from the watchtower at Eastern State Penitentiary
views from a cell block
Monday
upcoming events
Just a few events I wanted to post that are happening this weekend at the Ryan James Gallery. On Friday the 29th there will be a conversation night featuring the topic What to do with a million dollars in a day? Then on Saturday the 30th Speed N Beats a mash up show featuring fine art, design, and music. Both events run from 6:00 to 8:00. Hope you can take some time out of you day to support this great local gallery.
Thursday
Saturday
Support Northwest Art!
Grand opening at the Ryan James Gallery in Bellevue, WA tonight Feb 15th from 6-10! Stop by and support Northwest business and artists. With over 20 different artists on display I'm sure something will strike your fancy.
Happy Arting!
989 112th Ave NE, #102
Bellevue WA, 98004
Happy Arting!
989 112th Ave NE, #102
Bellevue WA, 98004
Photo courtesy of Ryan Turok
Ryan James Gallery
Its official my work is now at the newly opened Ryan James Gallery in Bellevue, Washington! If you are in the area stop by, 989 112th Ave NE, in the Elements building, but stay tuned for info about the grand opening in 2013.
a little sneak peak courtesy of Ryan Turok
a little sneak peak courtesy of Ryan Turok
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