Art at work
Acquiescence & Mystery; Jonah
Grapple & Sanctify, Jacob
Parable and Absolute, Job;
Balaam; Submission and Revelation
Warrior with Memory
Veritas Vos LIberabit
Sticks
She Remembers
Several Good Ideas
Saltimbanque
Release with Bees
Redemption Cycle
Oh Jonah
Oh Jonah
Jack
Stream (detail)
Stream
Jack
King Charles
Bounty
Best of Show
Monthly Archives: October 2009
Goodbye to an Assemblage Delight
I have been racking my brain for the last couple of days for the story of how I became familiar with the sculptor and collage artist Janice Lowry. If I recall correctly I believe I met her when working for … Continue reading
Faculty Art Show at Fox
There is a Faculty art show up currently at the Lindgren Gallery at George Fox University in Newberg Oregon. The wonderful scope of the work represented reflects well the broad range of talent and diversity of our faculty. I encourage … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art show oregon, faculty art show, George Fox Univeristy, mixed media, Newberg Oregon
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The Pelican
When traveling to Europe ten or so years ago I became very enamored of the medieval representation of the pelican. Now when in various churches, museums or town squares with students (like this last May in a square in Brugge,) … Continue reading
Posted in Art in the Works
Tagged bestiary, collage, gouache, medieval, mixed meida, monotype, pelican
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Our Daily Bread
I read a little C.S. Lewis this morning, and thought I’d pass it on to you this Friday: “A more Christian attitude, which can be attained at any age, is that of leaving futurity in God’s hands. We may as … Continue reading
“Golden” and “Evensong”
I’m currently in the process of framing away my recent mixed media monotypes. I’m struck how such a large part of creating art doesn’t involve “making art” at all! Here are two other developments from the monotypes I created in … Continue reading
Posted in Art in the Works
Tagged Art, collage, gouache, mixed media, monotype, wooden toys
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A gut-level experience of our profound spiritual emptiness.
A spiritual grandfather that saw me through difficult times is Brennan Manning. I read “The Ragamuffin Gospel” about thirteen years ago and it rocked my world. All of his books reiterate his basic theme: the grace of God is overwhelming. … Continue reading
Flutter
With every monotype I pulled when I worked with the Atelier Meridian in early September I got what is affectionately called a “ghost print”. These are lighter versions of the original print that often have their own unique qualities. “Flutter” … Continue reading
The American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery
While roaming around in D.C. I spent two days enamored with the art I found at the American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery. I still didn’t see everything! It is an incredible museum, and moreover free. Additionally on the … Continue reading
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Tagged American Art Museum, Luce Foundation, National Portrait Gallery
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Thunderstorm monoprint
Well, out of the eleven monoprints I pulled some weeks ago only two are being kept the way they came off the press. And this piece is one of them. The other nine are finished but are yet to be … Continue reading
Sketching with Sargent
There is a very nice exhibition of John Singer Sargent currently at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. If you are out here check it out. Their website is: http://www.corcoran.org/index.asp The exhibition entitled “Sargent and the Sea” brings … Continue reading
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Tagged Corcoran Gallery of Art, John Singer Sargent, sketching, Washington D.C. art
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