It’s been a crazy few months since I posted here…holidays, commissions, some personal letdowns and pick-me-ups.  So I’m getting back on target. As I recall, I was working on “Almost Home”. I have completed this and have gone onto other projects.  Here’s the finish on “Almost Home”   I  have thought a lot more about…

Artist on Ground Zero On this anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, I thought I’d share this video of an artist who painted pictures at Ground Zero.

I am, at the moment, clinically depressed.  I know art can’t restore an imbalance in serotonin, so while I wait for my medication to work, I decided to do a little work just for fun. The thought was to just do a picture of a garden, with no particular plan.  I decided to add interest…

I picked up my pictures at “The place where we live”, and delivered a couple to another show.  This one is the “Harlem Art Gala”, and it takes place Saturday September 3, 2011 between 2 and 6 pm.  It’s at Our Children’s Foundation at 527 West 125th Street, here in New York City. It’s an…

At long last, I’m back. The economic realities of life called for me to spend much of the last two weeks cat-sitting. It’s a pleasant enough calling, but it does upset the apple cart when it comes to being in the swing with artwork. I worked some more on “Almost Home”, today, and here is…

Here’s a glimpse at my progress on “Almost Home”. It gives the idea of returning to yourself, once again, to wholeness. In the past I probably would have left the destination a mystery, out of site. Since I’ve decided to do this to promote healing, I put the city in view, almost in touching distance.…

Okay, then.

Just to let everyone know, my website is down. Have send a note to tech support, hopefully it won’t take long.

In myths and literature, a favorite symbol is that of the journey.  It can signify life, or it can signify the path to wholeness.  People have been including journeys in stories from early days. In school, I had to read the Odyssey and the Illiad.  And of course there’s more modern stories like The Wizard…