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Holiday 2023 Small Works Collection - Order Now for Holiday Delivery!
New small works make beautiful holiday gifts
Available framed (2-week lead time) or unframed (immediate ship)
Framed works have matte black metal frames, UV acrylic glazing, internal spacers, and hanging wire
Unframed works are padded and packed securely
FREE PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING FOR ALL HOLIDAY ORDERS
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Leaf Sun
10⅝ x 10⅞
Hand-cut 3-D Silver Gelatin Photo Collage
$600 framed
$300 unframed
Long Curves
11” x 7⅞”
Hand-cut Silver Gelatin Photo Collage
$450 framed
$275 unframed
Shifting Perspectives (Edition of three)
7¼ x 5¾
Hand-cut 3-D Silver Gelatin Photo Collage
$450 framed
$275 unframed
Long View
10¾” x 9”
Hand-cut Silver Gelatin Photo Collage
$450 framed
$275 unframed
New Press Coverage: Sutton Place Social Magazine
October issue now online
I'm happy to have a full page feature on page 11 of the October issue.
Hard copies are available at the 67th and 58th Street New York Public Library branches
Recent Exhibition
National Arts Club – Trask Gallery, NYC
I showed a new photo collage in this recent exhibit in New York:
31st Annual Roundtable Exhibition
National Arts Club - Trask Gallery
15 Gramercy Park South
New York, NY 10003
June 9 - 30, 2023
Darkroom Work, early February 2023
A satisfying stack of darkroom prints from a long printing session.
Some Midtown Manhattan architectural elements, to be cut out and used in a geometric abstract photo collage.
Work progress on Vintage Glassware photogram series
In the darkroom again, getting back to my long-delayed vintage glassware photogram series.
Photograms are made without a film negative; rather, an object is placed on the photographic paper and exposed to light.
Recent purchase - Beehive
In late 2022, my photo collage “Beehive,” was purchased by the District of Columbia for its Art Bank Program.
23 x 21 x ¼ inches
Hand-cut and assembled Silver Gelatin Photo Collage
Made from 28 hand-cut darkroom prints,
with applied millinery flower stamens, 2019
Recently purchased by the District of Columbia for its Art Bank Program.