WILD RESERVE: Christa Dalien and Kelly J. Clark

William Willmott

The Structure of History and Social Commentaries, by William Willmott is up at The Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center, in Kansas City.  Will is also a studio mate of mine and its nice to see his work out in the public.

The Show runs until April 12. 

The Handlebar Club

A friend just sent me a link to the Handlebar Club, which has been around for about 60 years. These are photos from their archives. 

Mt. Quark and the Clattered Ghosts of Sedimentation

Kate McCrackin

Charlie Mylie and Brent Cox Collaboration.

Charlie Mylie interactive sound piece.

Charlie Mylie Crickets Guitars

Brent Cox

Kari Fritag

Kate McCrackin

Charlie Mylie

The Artist, Charlie Mylie, Kari Fritag, Kate McCrackin and Brent Cox.

Back to Blogging

Many new post to come.

New Posts Coming Soon

I've reached the limit of storage space for Photos, so I will be posting again hopefully by the end of the week.

New Portraits of me by others

Boundless Joy

Linda Lighton has a show up at the Carter Art Center Gallery at Penn Valley. The show opens on Thursday January 31st.

Lester Goldman "A Life's Work"

In 1982, Lester's solo exhibition at the Charlotte Crosby Kemper Gallery signaled a huge transition."...(Realism) wasn't answering all the questions I had, and it wasn't drawing as much on the ideas and concepts I wanted to deal with. It wasn't giving me the freedom to move around in the way I wanted to.  I did begin to change my visual language quite a bit in order to question the things that I could do through representation: embracing modes of abstraction or working away from nature or not using naturalistic source material as a way of defining form and learning to rely on my own form mechanics and invent space and symbols and everything else." Lester Goldman, Review, Summer 2005

It's a wonderful opportunity to walk into a room that houses the life's work's and investigations of one man. The Open House of Lester Goldman's paintings, sculptures and drawings held downtown on Saturday was a unique experience.  

Hopefully the cataloging, preserving, and selling of Lester Goldman's work cements his legacy in Kansas City and will re-introduce his work to the country and art world.

(A huge section of work still lay in piles

 to be photographed and cataloged.)

(My favorite piece in the show above.)