I am thrilled to announce that the City of Albuquerque has selected my piece, "The Secret of Sunrises," for the Albuquerque Public Art program.   A Call to Artists went out in August and I submitted two pieces for consideration.  I was notified in October of my selelction, and I could be more proud that one of my pieces is now in the permanent collection of the City of Albuquerque.  I delivered the piece on March 3, but I don't yet know where it will be displayed.  I'll keep you posted.

I am proud to announce the publication of my new book "Tell Me a Story:  The Language of Glass" featuring my fused glass art.  The book is a documentation of my journey through the art of fused glass, from my first interest in the medium to the stories infused into my finished pieces.   You can purchase a copy at Presto Photo: https://www.prestophoto.com/products/edit/401653.

I'm sorry to report that the Turquoise Tortoise Gallery and Lanning Gallery in Sedona have closed.  As a result, I no longer have representation in Arizona.  Most of my inventory has been relocated to Canyon Road Contemporary Gallery in Santa Fe.  Thanks to everyone who supported TT and Lanning these past few years.

I'm happy to announce that I will be featured in two shows this summer at my galleries in Sedona, Arizona and Santa Fe, New Mexico.  The first show will be begin June 1, 2018, at the Turquoise Tortoise Gallery in Sedona, as part of the First Friday Art Crawl from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.  An open reception will be held and I will present an Artist Talk at around 6:00 p.m.    Several new pieces will be featured.  My second show will begin June 15 at Canyon Road Contemporary Art Gallery in Santa Fe.  CRCA has moved to a new location at 622 Canyon Road in Santa Fe and has more than doubled is space, featuring old and new artist alike.  I will be on hand for the artists' reception on Friday, June 15, beginning at 5:00 p.m.   Hope to see you there!

I am thrilled to announce that I am now represented by Turquoise Tortoise Gallery in Sedona, Arizona.  Turquoise Tortoise is one of three galleries owned by Thomas and Jennifer Bryant Nagel, who recently purchased the galleries in August 2017 from Sedona’s Grand Dame of Art, Peggy Lanning.  With an appreciation for the foundation laid for them, the Bryant Nagels are dedicated to continuing the gallery’s 46 year legacy as they usher in the years and decades to come.  Located at Hozho Center, 431 State Route 179, A-3, Sedona, Arizona 86336,  the gallery is situated in the beautiful landscape of Sedona amid the majestic red rocks near Oak Creek.  Open M-F, 10-; Sunday 11-5.  Phone:  928.282.2262.   Stop by or visit their website at http://www.turquoisetortoisegallery.com. 

I'm please to announce that I will be the featured artist for an upcoming show at Canyon Road Contemporary Art Gallery in Santa Fe.  Several new pieces will be featured, including Language of Trees, a new concept I recently developed.  The show will begin September 8 and run through the end of the month.  I will be on hand for the artists' reception on Friday, September 8, beginning at 5:00 p.m.   Hope to see you there!

I am pleased to be part of the Canyon Road Spring Art Festival along with fellow artists Kathy Beekman, Dena Tollefson, Bonnie Teitelbaum, Kari Rives, and Doug Gillis.  I will be on hand demonstrating my fused glass technique, creating a piece from scratch.  

It’s a great time of the year when the Canyon Road Art District embarks on its high season! Art enthusiasts get a first peek at this year’s offerings in a wide variety of art styles! From contemporary to Western, and absolutely everything in between.

On Friday evening, galleries will celebrate their talented artists by showcasing every imaginable genre of art! Saturday promises to be an event not to be missed. There will be something for everyone to enjoy, and the rare opportunity to watch top-tier artists create. Opportunities will be there for enthusiasts to request live commissions, to ask questions and to simply be wowed by the wealth of talent and exuberance this event brings as artists convene en masse onto our venerable art district.

Stop by and say hello!

I am thrilled to announce that Bank of the West recently commissioned a large wall sculpture for their new Wealth Management division in their downtown Albuquerque headquarters.  The piece, titled "Into the West," was installed on March 10 and is displayed in their large conference room.   This is the first mult-level piece that I have made and I am really happy with the way it turned out.  

I am pleased to announce that I will be the featured artist at the 2015 Holiday Show at Canyon Road Contemporary Gallery in Santa Fe.  The show runs from November 27 through January 6.  The Opening Recepton is November 27, from 5-7.  I will be on hand Friday and Saturday, November 27 and 28 to talk about my fused glass technique.  Hope you can stop by.  For more information, viist the Canyon Road Contemporary Art Gallery  website.

I am thrilled to be part of the 8th Annual Canyon Road Paint and Sculpt Out taking place this year on Saturday, October 17, from 10-4 p.m. on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Artists from galleries all along Canyon Road will be painting and talking about their art.   I will be there demonstrating my fused glass technique.  Last year's event was a tremendous success and I expect an even greater turn out this year!  Hope you can make it.  For more information, viist the Canyon Road website.

It is with regret that I have decided to leave Sumner & Dene Gallery in Albuquerque and Act I Gallery in Taos.  With limited time on my hands, I have decided to concentrate my efforts on my partnership with Canyon Road Contemporary in Santa Fe.   Thanks to Roy at Sumner & Dene for the opportunity to show in his gallery these last few years, and to Anita, Deanna and Gary at Act 1.  I believe this is the best direction for me so that I grow as an artist and I look forward to the future and new designs in glass.

I am excited to announce that one of my pieces was featured in the "Things We Love" section of Western Art & Architecture Magazine!  The piece featured is available at Turquoise Tortoise .