Artist residency for Fall and Spring at Princeton Theological Seminary to work on current and new visual arts projects.

2023 Recipient of a Brooklyn Arts Fund (BFA) grant for 2023 to develop , design and publish a print monograph of the Women of April narrative artwork.

2022 Recipient of a Brooklyn Arts Fund (BFA) grant for 2022 for The Women of April exhibition at the New York Studio School in March-April 2022.

Recipient of a NALAC Fund For the Arts NFA award for 2023. The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures is the nation's premier nonprofit organization exclusively dedicated to the Latino arts field.

Check out NALAC's website to learn about the other fabulous artists and NFA awardees for 2023.

Thank you NALAC y un millón de gracias!

Read a brief summary about the Spring 2022 NYSS exhibition here.. This essay on the Women of April provides historical context for the events which led to the US Invasion. and here read about the process for making the art images and also how you can support the exhibition.

SPONSOR AT VARIOUS LEVELS HERE

“Or if I walk in the woods and see an animal, the purpose of my life was to see that animal. I can recollect it, I can notice it. I am here to take note of.And that is beyond anything that belongs to me, an observer, an observer”- Maurice Sendak

The Sendak/Glynn Narrative Illustration residency at YADDO was established in honor of Maurice Sendak and his partner Eugene Glynn.

Artist in residence at Yaddo Artist Colony.

The Alchemist in The City - new mixed media cityscapes of New York City. The cityscape images are part of an ongoing visual exploration stemming from a lifetime of living, working and playing in The City. The mixed media drawings examine an idealized image of place. and how the urban panoramas document a rapidly changing city .

One house panel , opening reception on November 3.

Harlem View is on exhibit in the lobby of 215 West 125th Street , Harlem NY.

Very excited to be working at El Museo Del Barrio as part of their Back in Five Minutes Artist Residency working on images of the Dominican guerreras of April 1965. 

"Union Square"

This residency will allow me the opportunity to return to the landscape to explore an ongoing preoccupation with the pastoral in art, as an idealized image of place.

Warrior Women Dance, oil on paper, depicts historic African American women of the 20th century. 

"Delirious New York" mixed media cityscape

Chosen from work seen on studio visits to young or relatively established neighborhood artists, New Visions: CROWN HEIGHTS ARTISTS, as organized by artist/curator, Carl E. Hazlewood and FiveMyles' Director Hanne Tierney.

The Brooklyn Reader-New Visions Crown Heights Artists Spotlighted at FiveMyles Gallery

Opening Reception Sunday September 7th, 2014 @ 4:30pm-7:30 pm

Fifteen works, all ink on paper, and inspired by daily walks along Eastern Parkway right before dusk. These images reflect the poetry of the Brooklyn sky.

My residency proposal includes creating additional work for the ongoing "Warrior Women"  series as well as a return to painting the landscape.