Art Exhibitions
The majority of my work is unpublished, not promoted, and deeply personal, it is the dharma of practice and play.
2000- Today Virtual Web Gallery / Physical Gallery Weld, Maine
1999 Heckscher Museum of Art, Art League of Long Island (Group Show)
1998 Unitarian Universalists Congregation, Manhasset, New York (Solo Exhibition)
McFosters Gallery, Omaha, Nebraska, Solo Exhibition (Group Show)
1997 Unitarian Universalists Congregation, Manhasset, New York, (Group Show)
Milford’s Gallery, Weld, Maine, (Solo Exhibition)
1995 Unitarian Universalists Congregation, Manhasset, New York, (Group Show)
Milford’s Gallery, Weld, Maine, (Solo Exhibition)
Plandome Gallery, Plandome, New York, (Group Show)
Sea Cliff Civic association, Sea Cliff, New York, (Solo Exhibition)
Plandome Gallery, Plandome, New York, (Solo Exhibition)
Nassau County Museum of Art, Roslyn, New York, (Group Show)
Sea Cliff Civic Association, Sea Cliff, New York, (Group Show)
Nassau County Summer Exhibition, East Meadow, NY, (Group Show)
Sea Cliff Civic Association, Sea Cliff, New York, (Solo Exhibition)
County Art Gallery, Locust Valley, New York, (Group Show)
Bryant Library, Roslyn, New York, (Group Show)
1988 M. F. A. Thesis Exhibition, Long Island University, Greenvale, New York
Community Synagogue, Port Washington, New York, (Group Show)
Bryant Library, Roslyn, New York, (Group Show)
Graduate Assistant Exhibition, Long Island University, Greenvale, New York
Bryant Library, Roslyn, New York, (Group Show)
A. Grace Gallery, Sea Cliff, New York, (Solo Exhibition)
Radial Café, Omaha, Nebraska, (Solo Exhibition)
Antiquarian Gallery, Omaha, Nebraska, (Solo Exhibition)
University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota, (Group Show)
Radial Cafe, Omaha, Nebraska, (Solo Exhibition)
Peter Kiewit Center, Omaha, Nebraska, (Group Show)
Metropolitan Arts Council, Omaha, Nebraska, (Group Show)
1974 Omaha Artists Association, Omaha, Nebraska, (Group Show)
My Story
My goals were to create and explore in many mediums. My first painting was at age twelve. Now days, I’d rather paint than visit a museum, I’d rather learn about writings books than read one. I’d rather grow a garden and live a simple life than chase luxury and complicate life.
Early on I made choices that put economic struggle above luxury. It was the “tune in, drop out” phase of my hippie values. My professional teaching began long after years of creative output. All this turns the journey into a very personal expression. A spiritual accomplishment comes for the discipline of art and music. Happiness comes to those that practice.