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A pamphlet of galleries, performance venues, and arts organizations in Napa Valley.
For a printed copy of this Guide, please visit any Napa County Visitor's
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I was born and raised in Colorado, attended Pacific University in Oregon, and graduated from the University of Hawaii. Currently, I live in St. Helena, California.
My art education was gathered informally through workshops at the University of Hawaii, Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina, Anderson Ranch Art Center in Colorado, and Encaustic Printmaking in New Mexico. I also attended U.S. sponsered workshops in Italy and France. In 1999, 2002, and 2003 I was an artist in residence at the Vermont Studio Center.
Travel has been a big part of my art experience. Many of my ideas have come from visiting exotic places such as India, Nepal, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Miconesia.
While living in Hawaii, I entered and was accepted in most juried art shows, including "Artists of Hawaii" which is considered to be the most important show in the state.
Exhibitions:
- Hawaii Pacific University Gallery "New Printmakers" 6 person show - 1996
- Davies Pacific Center "Visual Journey" solo show - 1997
- Cafe Che Pasta "Shuffle" two person show - 1999
- Roy's Resaurant "Simple Pleasures" two person show - 2001
- Hawaii Pacific Unversity Gallery "Recent Works" two person show - 2001
- The Conpemporary Museum Honolulu "Constant Color" two persom show - 2004
- Great Impressions:Contemporary Prints of Hawaii, Invitational Show - 2006
- Linekona Art Center - "Prints In Space" seven person insallation show - 2006
- The Contemporary Museum Honolulu - "Tenth Anniversary Exhibition" 2006
I have also participated in the following print portfolio exhanges: "Monster" exhibited at the Contemporary Museum Cafe, "Common Sense" also at the Cafe, and "The Place I LIve In" at Hawaii Pacific University Gallery and the Drenths Museum in Holland. I was instumental in organizing "Shangi-la", based on Doris Duke's house and exhibited at the Honolulu Academy of Arts.
"Flashers & Sound"
"Many Choices #1"
"Many Choices #2"
"Noble Line"
"Not a Mirror"
"Revealed"
"Rounding the Turn"
"Signposts"
"Sleeping Cat"
