May 1, 2010

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Stephan Fine Arts Gallery, Anchorage : (907) 274-5009 or 1(800)544-0779

Town Square Gallery, Wasilla : (907) 376-0123

The Gallery, Palmer : (907) 745-1420

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Solo Show at Alaska Pacific University 2011: date to be announced

Palmer Museum of History and Art has purchased the painting "Palmer Farm" for their permanent collection. ( see below)

The Alaska State council on the Arts has selected the painting " The Land beyond the Red Tundra" for purchase for The Alaska Contemporary Art Bank. I feel extremely fortunate that my painting was one of seventeen out of 556 entries.

Above: The Land beyond the Red Tundra, 20" x 24"
Above: Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Palmer Colony Artist Reception: Palmer Colony House Museum, Saturday May 8th, eleven to two o'clock. My painting "Our New home" will be on display and 16" x 20" posters will be for sale. Secret Pool" 16"x20" oil on Canvas.
Above: "Sunset Dance" 20"x24" oil on Canvas.
Above: "Palmer Farm" 11"x14" oil on Canvas. Collection of Palmer Museum History and Art.
Below: "The Swan at the Source" 20"x24" oil on Canvas. Sold
The Artist in Front of the Award Winning Painting " Waiting for the Clouds"
The family spent some time on Fox Island summer 2007. This is the view from the deck of our cabin. My easel is in the foreground.

"...It is as if the artist has created his own mythology. It is a very romantic, evocative painting, technically well balanced and very strong, formally" - Lucinda Barnes, curator of the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art commenting on the painting "Journey"

"Intense!"- Overheard at an exhibition

"...paintings represent a blend of neo-impressionism and prehistoric Celtic fantasy...Each painting is richly colored...to capture the emotion of each work...mystical and enticing"- Andy Nau, Anchorage Daily News art reviewer reviewing solo show at Decker/ Morris Gallery.

"Your landscape have a grand, almost Wagnerian impact. When you look at them you get a sense of the mountainous landscape as dwelling for the gods." -

Andries Fourie, Assistant Professor, Department of Art & Art History, Willamette University , Salem, OR