from The Small World Department

From tomorrow's Deccan Herald, a review of Alan Gussow's book A Sense of Place which includes part of my statement about my work. People on the other side of the Earth are reading my words a day ahead of my time here! Future and Present are the same. And it comes out of the past: A Sense of Place was published in 1993.

Web Site Coming Soon

The studio is humming and in a few weeks my new web site will be up and filled with images starting with my early work through to the present. It will be easy to navigate and I will be able to show and share all the things I am doing.

New Adventure

My new experiment begins today.

Painting the Town

Three early paintings are included in a group show which just opened in Cleveland.

The Longest Day of the Year, 198? 60" x 72" oil on linen,

courtesy Bonfoey Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio

The Shortest Day of the Year, 198?, oil on linen, 60" x 72"

courtesy Bonfoey Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio

Storm Off the Lake, 30" x 34" oil on linen, private collection, Cleveland, Ohio

New Space/New Light

From the Architect Michael Zenreich's website are photos of my new loft. For those of you who knew my Chambers Street loft, you can see that this is airier and more spacious. Zen designed it, he's a genius, exactly to my specifications. Today The New York Times has a story about how this legacy of space came to me. Enjoy all the pics and a wonderful article by writer/editor Suzanne Slesin.

For a view of my neighbor, artist Roz Leibowitz's, loft, visit Zen's site and look at how he interpreted her space for her. The vocabulary is the same but the specifics are different. We both benefitted from an unusually perceptive and talented architect (who is also a painter!). He understood an artist's unique requirements, highly personal and very particular, and gave us spaces that accommodated our every need.

Remembering Magritte, 60" x 60" oil on canvas

private collection

Uptown Morning, 48" x 36" oil on linen, 2007