EXHIBITION HISTORY
SHOWS
2010
June — “It
It,” and “OH,” small wall sculptures, firewood and baby blocks, Group show: "Americana," Lake Huntington Gallery, Lake Huntington, NY.
Summer — "OH," small sculpture, firewood and baby blocks, in The Catskill Mountain Keeper barn fest benefit exhibition.
November — "Right Side," small sculpture, firewood, in PSU Alumni Art Exhibition, "I Found this, This That Had Already Been Found," a juried show of 16 PSU alumni focused on reclaimed, recycled, and sustainable work; curator Chris Johanson, Portland, OR.
2009
November-December — “Four Times” Bronze cast from reclaimed tin ceiling molding. International group exhibition of bronze sculptures at Grande Halle des Ateliers du Jour, Montceau-les-Mines, In conjunction with the « Vie des Formes » and gallery Bruno MORY.
December — Watercolor, "Fuel" series
"Measured Log", Pelavin Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
2008
June — Four painted kites, newsprint and mixed materials, at Lake Huntington Gallery, Lake Huntington, NY.
December — Watercolor, "Fuel" series, Pelavin Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
2007
May–June — “Potlatch”, maquette of stacked wood sculpture, “Pencil to Public: Public Sculpture From Concept To Reality” curated by Naomi Teppich, sponsored by the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, The Loft Gallery, Narrowsburg, NY.
Summer — "Fuel" series large watercolors, framed, group show, artists in the park's collection, Lookout Sculpture Park, Lookout, PA.
July–August — "Apple, Locust, Ash" Oil on planed firewood, group show, “Figures, Still Lifes and Interiors” Lake Huntington Gallery, Lake Huntington, NY.
2005
August — 20 Pinch
20 Pinch Pots pots, anagama fired, "The Art of Anagama," Delaware Arts Center, Narrowsburg, NY.
2002
— Untitled, stacked wood sculpture, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists, Brooklyn, NY.
— "Uh-Oh
Uh-Oh" mixed materials, Portlan University Alumni Show, Portland, OR.
2004
Fall — Visiting Artist Lecture in Robin Winters' "Theater of Ideas" workshop, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY.
1999
September-November — “Here We Go,” wood, copper, lead and oil assembled sculpture. Group show, “Fifteen,” an exhibition of recent works by 15 former NYFA fellowship recipients honoring the Fifteenth Anniversary of the New York Foundation for the Arts Artists' Fellowship program, co-sponsored by Deutsche Bank, curated by Walter Robinson. The Lobby Gallery, Deutsche Bank, NY.
1998
June — large stacked wood sculpture, group show, "The Fanelli Show" O.K. Harris Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
1996
Summer — “From Home,” Stacked construction debris sculpture, collaboration with Scot Crawford installed permanently at Lookout Sculpture Park, Lookout, PA.
Fall — "Trees Dream of Wood" Series, ten Etchings at Cassidy's Bar, Portland, OR.
1995
January-February — Stacked log sculpture, oiled, group show, "Woodworks," Michael Klein Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
July-September — “Shrine,” small wood maquette in group show: “ Artists Meeting” organized by Lookout Sculpture Park’s Tour Fromage, and presented by the Public Education Department of Valle d’Aosta, IT.
1994
August — "Potlatch
Potlatch" Reclaimed wooden construction beams, permanently installed, Lookout Sculpture Park, Lookout, PA.
1987
— Copper Chair
Copper Chair sculptures, Rhode Island School Of Design, Providence, RI.
1986
— Several large oil paintings, group show, Michael Klein Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
May — Copper chair sculptures and fountains, group show, "Stay Tuned," Anne Plumb Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
June— Copper chair sculpture/ fountain, El Bohio & Richard Gere Present Indoor/Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, El Bohio Community & Cultural Center, N.Y.C., NY.
— Copper chair sculpture, included in exhibition’s book, 397 Chairs, Architectural League Of New York, N.Y.C., NY.
1985
— “East Village Funktional,” copper chair sculpture, at Rosa Esman Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
— “Strut,” copper chair sculpture, juried group show at Museum Of The Hudson Highlands, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY.
— “Mass,” collaborative piece in travelling show with Group Material.
— “New American Talent,” travelling show – Texas Fine Arts Assn. TX.
1984
— Eight water chairs, copper pipe and running water, group show, Annie Plumb Gallery (formerly Manhattan Art), N.Y.C., NY.
— Cat’s paw print cast in lead from found brick, multiple in A-More Store Christmas Show – Jack Tilton Gallery, NYC, NY.
July-August — Paintings, “Seven New York Artists: New Abstraction” at the R Street Gallery, Washington, DC.
1983
Spring — “Inflated Capitals,” Doric column, in “The Ritz Show, by Colab, WPA, Washington, DC.
Spring — Untitled, painting, at S.O.S. group show, Kenkelaba Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
December — "Reversible," and other copper chair sculptures. Group show, Manhattan Art, N.Y.C., NY.
1981
April — "Possible-Regular
Possible-Regular," installation, plumb bob, paint, walls, Marylhurst College, in Lake Oswego, OR.
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September — "Thick glasses,” 24 plain tumblers on six wooden shelves, each shelf filled with different kinds of paint, including watercolor, acrylic, and oil , all in primary colors, group show at the Kenkelaba Gallery, N.Y.C., NY.
1980
January — “Six Posts: Part II,” site work, cliff face, N.W. Portland, OR. A continuation of the 1977 piece. The six posts were unearthed and laid end to end with large eye hooks and dragged up the hillside where they again delineated an uneven terrain. These remained until developers began work on the property. Both pieces were documented with analogue photo snapshots.
September-January — “Pasture. Plot. Removal. Regenerate,” site work, documentation of which was shown at Arts Place, Portland, OR
August — “Additions,” site work, vacant lot, Westover Street, NW Portland, OR.
1978
— “Sewn Paper,” collaborative work with Katherine Pomeroy, rag paper and silk, in juried exhibit, Oregon Annual, Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR.
1977
Multiseasonal — Six Posts: Part I
Uh-Oh", site work, in collaboration with Ted Olson, 22 West Burnside, Portland, OR.
— Drawing, Untitled, in “Works on Paper,” juried exhibit, Oregon Annual, Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR.
1976
— Paintings, Untitled, in “Four Artists,” group show, S.W. Rutland Gallery, Portland, OR.
“Into,” mixed media: paint, pencil, pastel on paper, Oregon Artists Juried Show, Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR.
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