Set your Tivo’s for April 30th at 10pm EST.
My artwork will be featured in a new Discovery Channel show called “Construction Intervention”.

“War Child” was selected out of 1,583 submissions to be exhibited at the First Annual Wide Open Art Show.

The Show’s theme is an exploration of the concept “wide open.”  Both meanings of the statement will be presented through the works’ at the BWAC exhibition.  The concepts of being “wide open” to love, freedom,  etc. will be displayed, along side works showcasing what it is to be “wide open” to corruption, exploitation, etc.  Overall the theme of the show will present both the dark and light sides of  what it is to be “wide open.”

The piece was selected by:

Anne Strauss – Associate Curator, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC
Nicholas Baume – Director & Chief Curator, Public Art Fund, NYC
Mark Hughes – Director, Galleria Lelong, Chelsea, NYC
Bill Murphy – Associate Professor & Gallery Director, Printmaker & Painter, Wagner College, NYC
The opening reception will be: Saturday March 13th, 2010 1-6 PM

The show will be open: March  13th- 28th, 2010 weekends 1-6 PM

BWAC is located in Red Hook, Brooklyn at 499 Van Brunt Street

For more details: https://www.wideopenartshow.org

Here is the Invitation from the BWAC website:

I am very proud to be a member of the BWAC (Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition). The annual summer show is just around the corner and I am exhibiting my latest encaustic portraits for the first time.

PORTRAITS IN WAX

On display at the BWAC Summer Pier Show

“Art in Changing Perspectives”

July 11th – August 16

1-6pm

Weekends Only

Opening reception Saturday, July 11th between 1-6pm

Located: 499 Van Brunt Street

Red Hook, Brooklyn  (Across from Fairway)

From Manhattan: Take the free “Ikea” water taxi that departs

from Pier 11 in Wall Street.

Water Taxi schedule can be viewed here