Today I came home with a great piece of art by Kim Hamblin a Sheridan artist.

Her pieces are made from paper that's precisely cut and then nailed onto a thick piece of wood. Pretty fab.

Everyday when taking a walk in our neighborhood I find myself looking at various shapes on the ground, it may be moss, stones or just sticks. I spotted this twig and walked right past it, the further I walked the more I thought about it's shape. I walked around the block, found it again and brought it home with me. Simple sightings of nature and being enamored with a silly stick. I like to think of it as "organic sculpture."

"Trashion Show"

This evening I was honored to judge a "Trashion Show" at Abiqua School. I loved seeing these kids showing such enthusiasm in creating art out of trash. Truly, these are our next budding artists!

Books, Books, and more books!

We are in the process of receiving the books for the 100 Artist Show, "Inside-Out/Educating Without Boundaries". Amazing works are coming in that we just can't believe, we love all of the fantastic works each artist has done this year.....they have gone above and beyond.
The show will go online for everyone to view in the next couple of weeks. Be ready to have your socks knocked off!
Here is a peek at a few of the finished books....can you guess the titles?

January Show

Today I spent the day with Alison O'Donoghue and Kim Murton setting up their new show. Crazy afternoon.