That's my stuff hanging at Focus One. The artist reception is scheduled for Monday evening, February 2, 2009 between 5:30pm and 7:30pm. FOCUS ONE FINE ARTS GALLERY is located at 404 East Huntington Drive in Monrovia, California.
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Monday, February 02, 2009
Artist Reception 2/2 5:30- 7:30PM
That's my stuff hanging at Focus One. The artist reception is scheduled for Monday evening, 
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Artists are flakes...well most are
Bare Cupboards, Bodie CA
I can't say all my peers are flakes but enough are. To my delight one of my fellow artists flaked and forgot about the show tomorrow and is not going to show up. I got the call this morning asking if I had enough to fill one wall. YES!!!
Now I have a chance to expand on the Arrested Decay series I started in Bodie and the HDR stuff I have been running amouk with for a while. Following the path of greated curiosity is what keeps one going. Having a tub of stuff stored helps when you get the change to do a bigger show.
Here is the additional items I will be showing at the Focus One Gallery. Installation is tomorrow morning. The whole group will up until the end of the year. The entire collection can be viewed during their regular business hours. The list:
Bare Cupboard, Bodie, Digital Photography
Silent Crib, Digital Photography
Colonial Oven, Digital Watercolor Photography
Old Faithful, HDR Photography
Siene Sunset, HDR Photography
Chapel of St John the Evangelist, Tower of London, HDR Photography
Tromp L'oiel Aeroplane, HDR Photography
Getting ready to hang again
It's been busy here in the space behind the garage. I'm going to be showing for the next 2 months at the Focus One Gallery here in Monrovia. The gallery is a very huge, nicely lit lobby whose space is donated to the Monrovia Art Festival artists by the Focus One Credit Union to show their work. The gallery is curated by Ken Hornbrook, vice-president of MAFA.
This show I'll be focusing more specifically on digital art with the majority on HDR and the potential it has for expanding our view of the world. My HDR work tends to run on two major themes, first is ultra real and the second into the surreal.
The pieces I'll be hanging until the end of the year:
Edgware Road Station, HDR Photography London 2007
It's been busy here in the space behind the garage. I'm going to be showing for the next 2 months at the Focus One Gallery here in Monrovia. The gallery is a very huge, nicely lit lobby whose space is donated to the Monrovia Art Festival artists by the Focus One Credit Union to show their work. The gallery is curated by Ken Hornbrook, vice-president of MAFA.
This show I'll be focusing more specifically on digital art with the majority on HDR and the potential it has for expanding our view of the world. My HDR work tends to run on two major themes, first is ultra real and the second into the surreal.
The pieces I'll be hanging until the end of the year:
Dead Caddy, HDR Photography
Not James Dean, HDR Photography
Monrovia Rail Station, HDR Photography
Edgware Road Station, HDR Photography
Shamrock Gas, HDR Photography
La Tour Eiffel from Pont de Grenelle, HDR Photography
Hen House Eggs, Digital Photography
Final Game Racked, Digital Photography
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