Stamford Gallery Says Thank You

I'm excited to share that my work is on view until September 6th at Stamford's Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery as part of their annual "Thank You, CT" group show. Stop by and check out my work along with those of other captivating artists such as Holly Danger, Ruben Marroquin, and Teek Eaton-Koch. 

“Now in our fourth year, we have exhibited over 40 different local artists,” Fernando Luis Alvarez, gallery director, said. “By offering up our platform to showcase their work, we continue on our promise to our community and state to continue building the cultural landscape of Connecticut.” Read the full story at Culture Cache.

Thank you Stamford and "Thank You, CT!"

The Stamford Downtown Special Services District transformed Stamford into a living art exhibit for the last weekend in June; arranging artist meet and greets, live music and art classes and I was lucky enough to be among the featured artist's at this year's Art Walk.

Over 30 merchants in the downtown area opened their doors to host local artists. I was stationed at Minuteman Press, while my friends and fellow artists Bob Callahan was at Lucky's and Holly Danger at the Lorca Coffee Shop. 

For the occasion Meg Dalton also organized an interactive public art project - a Before I Die Wall - that invited people to reflect on their lives and what matters most. A lot of people shared their wish to travel (everywhere on this world and even to the Moon!), someone hoped to "fall in love, again", and another "to own a lamb."

I'm also very excited to share that my artwork will be on exhibit again in Stamford at the Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery's annual "Thank You, CT!" show that opens this Saturday.  This year the show was judged by the well-known art critic Anthony Haden-Guest, so I can't wait to see all the other pieces on display!