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John W. Love Jr.
I’ve known John W. Love Jr. for several years through the McColl Center for Visual Art. John has had two residencies at McColl and is a recent recipient of the McColl Award. I caught up with him at McColl to talk about his work, philosophy and his upcoming show at the Mint Museum. I love […]
McColl Center for Visual Art – DNC Artists 2012
McColl Center for Visual Art just awarded 5 amazing artists from New York City a 3 week residency right before the DNC. The five artists were Ben Wolf, Robyn Hasty a.k.a. Imminent Disaster, Chris Stain, Amze Emmons and Greg Haberny. Greg Haberny is represented by Lyons Wier Gallery and the remaining are represented by Kesting/Ray […]
Uptown Charlotte – September 6th 2012 – DNC
The Democratic National Convention was held here in Charlotte, NC this year. And with all of the activity uptown I decided to walk Tryon street, the main artery through uptown Charlotte right before President Obama accepted the nomination for the Presidency of the United States of America a few blocks away. The energy was incredible, […]
New work for
Having a great time learning of the amazing artists represented by the Jerald Melberg Gallery! Check out these great videos of Susan Grossman from New York City who does amazing large scale charcoal drawings. And my friend and fellow McColl Center Artist-in-Residence Felecia Van Bork gave an informative and entertaining talk about her monotype process.
New Cubes
Matthew Steele is an amazing woodworker from Indiana. I met him in January during his residency at McColl Center for Visual Art. I was so impressed with his skill that I asked him to create some cubes for me. These are the latest incarnation of the cubes. Stay tuned for the next steps of this […]
Thanks TWENTY TWO!
A big shout out to Nick Bloomberg and Twenty Two for selling two of my pieces from the Ether Ore show.
Bright Lights, Big City
I am very pleased to be working with the good folks at The Jerald Melberg Gallery. This is a series of videos created to document the work of Susan Grossman out of New York City.