Showing posts with label 6x9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6x9. Show all posts

Saturday, December 8, 2018

The Bells!

2018, Oil on Aluminum Panel, 6"x 9"
City


From a visit this summer to the greatest city in the world. This is a scene from East 14th Street during the "golden hour'. A time of day as the sun is dropping into the low laying Jersey smog, causing the light be a warmer yellow, or "golden." It also creates wonderful cast shadows on nearby buildings.

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Root to Bloom

I am honored to have two of my paintings included in the exhibit, Root to Bloom, at Principle Gallery, in Alexandria, VA. Thanks go to Teresa Oaxaca for selecting my work and allowing me to participate in this show. The Opening is November 11, 2016, 6:30 - 9:00. For directions go to: Principle Gallery

Below are the two pieces that were selected.

Long Day, 2015, Oil on Hardboard, 9"x 6"

Rain on The Chrysler, 2015, Oil on Hardboard, 9"x 6"

I hope to see you there!

Sunday, April 3, 2016

Hell To Pay

2016, Oil on Hardboard, 6"x 9"
#213


This is a painting of the Williamsburg Bridge which spans the East River from lower Manhattan to the trendy, controversial, and ever changing Williamsburg.

Sunday, November 22, 2015

Under the Exit

2015, Oil on Hardboard, 6"x 9"
#202


This is a painting of one of the exit ramps off the 59th Street Bridge, as Manhattanites like to call it, the Queens Borough Bridge for those living on the other side of the East River. For me it epitomizes the dichotomy that is New York, order and chaos all at once. It represents the patchwork infrastructure that is most noticeable when entering or leaving one of its bridges or tunnels.