Printing at The Hamilton Wood Type Museum

A little viddy shot at the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum, Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Sarah Boxhorn is an excellent printing assistant.

Work in Glass

Since my great friend Harue works with glass it's easier to try my hand at glass work. It reminded me of my experiences in foundry work: hot, laborious, dirty.

(Untitled, Pyramid)

New Work for Portland Exhibit

I just updated my website with images of the new work I made. The new works are filed under the "NEW/NUEVO" category. Check it out!

Getting Ready for an Exhibit in Portland

I have been making work for a group exhibition, Unrequited Love, with two other people: Lisa Sikorski and Devon Simpson.  While unrequited love and heartbreak are subjects I am well-versed in, I feel reluctant to indulge because I am much more inclined to make work about love/sticky things these days. Indeed who has not had their heart broken? I find I am contemplating, instead, things that define relationships (sour them or make them a challenge). Contemplations on jealousy, violence, commitment, infidelity and acceptance are couched into very formal book-related structures.  

Long Walk (Dusk)

Bound wood and pigment, 29.5 x 6.5 x 2.5 inches

The Most I Can Give [The Best I Can Do]

Bound wood and pigment, 40 x 16 x 8 inches

In-progress shot of above image: panels of wood drying out.

Bad Photos of New Art

Here's what I've been making--in bad photo format, of course.

Terms of Engagement, Bound Wood, 39 x 10 x 12 inches

18 or 19 (Some People Never Can Tell the Difference)
Bound Wood, 30 x 23 x 5 inches