I paint primarily from the midcoast Maine landscape and its surrounding farms, with occasional diversions into the common still life of the vegetable or a view into everyday life at home.  I'm very worried about how we're all going to make our way into a future where climate issues threaten and our children won't have any sense of how the natural world has been our balancing and leveling aesthetic.

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 What the local farmer brings to a community that sustains us remains an enduring interest. Shining a light on our connection to the land and the people who work it, through painting, is a way of supporting the sustainable harvesting of our food on a local level. Since working with associated farmers and artists on a project which was designed to bring the neighborhood farms forward and into public view, I have cemented my own commitment to the 'GROW LOCAL' effort. 

 

 

ART REVIEW - December 2013

http://artbusiness.com/1open/120613.html

 

REVIEW ON TEACHING

http://colbyechonews.com/?p=1594

      

 

 

 

 

While there were many exciting things happening at the Harlow Gallery on Oct 5, 2012 in conjunction with the Opening Reception for CSA: community supporting arts, the large jigsaw puzzle just wouldn't Let You Go. People kept returning to it all night and finally, an hour after the reception was supposed to end, the puzzle was completed.