Painting On

My new work presented in my last post finds its beginnings in past explorations. In 2008 I completed a body of work titled Remnants. A ...

In response to the last post Kathy noted that: art primarily deals with "spaces in between." That is, we all observe what's ar...

Continuum (2009) 10 x 24 in. mixed media ( photo transfer, acrylic mediums &paint) paper) on board There is inspiration in the simples...

Time flies and I'm not even having fun! I'm late posting this link to the group exhibition I am part of at Cube Gallery in Ottawa ...

I wrote this before I left for my mini vacation when I discovered I could schedule it to post by changing the post time under post options. ...

For Carrie 1907, 10 x 20 in. (2007) Mixed media collage Can you have a series if you've created only one art work? If I can count the ...

When I was a child my mother and grandmother made quilts from remnants of clothing, furniture coverings, traded scraps from friends, fabri...

Summer Baromenter , 2008, (16 x 16) mixed media on canvas Today I went looking for an image and found this misplaced documentation of a pa...

I just looked at Lisa Dahl's work on Dear Ada (and left a comment) and that got me thinking about the whole idea of house and home whi...

Mounted #1, #2, #3 , Butter Point, Jerseyside (2008) 10 x 10, wax casting, oil paint, encaustic on paper Not everything you find in a mead...

Part 3, Lost in Memory, (2006) paper, paint, acrylic mediums on canvas My garden explorations began in the meadow of my childhood where my g...

This image from my 2008 Remnants series was created almost completely using gel transfers. I began the process by taking hundreds of phot...

Waiting (paper, acrylic paint and gels, ephemera on canvas) 16 x 16, 2006 - Ryall Like many things in life, the sparkle of a long awaited ev...

The power of the photograph to document places and events cannot be disputed. How close is this documentation to reality? It isn't as ...