OPENING JULY 2 IN LAGUNA BEACH

FESTIVAL OF ARTS 

JULY 5-AUG 31

Come to BOOTH #2 just to the right of the fountain as you enter. I'd love to meet you, clients, and friends to show you my new WORKS ON PAPER. 

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SANDSTONE GALLERY LAGUNA BEACH

Here are some photos from the opening.

Making the Connection 26x38 acrylic on canvas

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Made in California 31st Annual Exhibition

APRIL 9-JUNE 17

The opening for the 31st Exhibition at the Brea Civic Center Gallery was fabulous. It was my third time to be juried into the show. Quite an honor!

The music and refreshments were outside the gallery this year. Then upon entering, you begin to see the outstanding, creative work of artists from all over CA. Here are a few pics.

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MODERN LUXURY MAGAZINE

          

FEATURED ON THE NOW IN O.C. PAGE

TOUCH OF GOLD SERIES NOW SHOWING AT SANDSTONE GALLERY LAGUNA

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EXHIBITION IN LAGUNA

SANDSTONE GALLERY LAGUNA

Visit Historic Gallery Row from MAR 1-April 4

WORKS ON PAPER

Untamed Meadow

I'm excited to share a new group of five paintings titled "Touch of Gold" because it is a subgroup within my current body of work. 

View additional works on display.

Secret Grotto

Hidden Bridge

Somewhere Along the Way

Ancient Chambers

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Southwest Art Magazine

INTRODUCING 30 WINNING ARTISTS

THE JURORS' CHOICE 

32nd Artist's Magazine Competition

Thank you to Southwest Art Magazine 
for recognizing this achievement and 
Betsy Dillard Stroud for selecting me 

as a winner in the abstract/experimental category.

To see more abstract landscapes 

in this series click here:

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ARTISTIC VISION

COAST MAGAZINE DECEMBER ISSUE

Thank you to the editor and Sam Dunn 
for choosing me to be the 
December 2015 Artistic Vision. 

Last Tree in the City was finalized after visiting a local horse stable. It was shocking to find stately oak trees being uprooted, barns leveled and arenas removed. Nearby, earth movers noisily roamed the dusty hillsides of the rapidly disappearing tree shaded land. Disappearing open space is a well-known theme as cities reach farther out to accommodate growing populations.

                   Last Tree in the CIty  32x24 framed 

 The Last Horse  32x24 framed

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