Article in the Folio Weekly, July 3-9, 2012, page 30

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Patrons of the HeArts, Artscapade 2011

"Bridge to Recovery" A collaborative piece by 4 Art Center members which won the Art Center FIRST PLACE.  I designed and pulled the woodcut.

Live Auction of the woodcut, it went for $1,300.

With fellow artists and Art Center members, Marsha Hatcher, Mary Atwood and Lora Davis-Henningsen

The woodcut had two sides and was able to rotate to each printed side.

The original block of wood from which I carved the pulled printed piece

Through Our Eyes Feb. 24 - May 7, 2011

In its 18th year, fueled by dialogue resulting from the film, For Colored Girls, and the original 1970s choreopoem, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, African American artists presented work eploring the complexities of various relationships.  Here are the two paintings I exhibited with this exhibit at the Ritz Theatre and Museum, 829 N. Davis St., Jacksonville, FL

"Guardians of the Rainbow Children"

"Same child two different unions"

My brother-in-law Bob Bahr surprised me at the opening.

All three of these paintings are my work.

With fellow artists James Robinson, Keith Doles, Overstreet Ducasse, Janeece Lyles

Haskell Gallery, Jacksonville International Airport, Jan-March 2011

Official postcard

Entrance to the Haskell Gallery at the airport. The wall you see are all my woodcuts.

This woodcut was done new this year (Jan.) specifically for this show.

Close up of "Mami Wata"

Art Ventures Exhibit at The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens

My image was shown on the postcard invitations

My parents were here for the opening Nov. 18

Next to "Joseph's Tunic - Orange"

Gem of the Ocean opening night exhibit

With fellow artists Marsha Hatcher and Pablo Rivera

Gem of the Ocean at Players by the Sea

Fellow artists Marsha Hatcher, Pablo Rivera and myself each have six pieces of work being displayed at Players by the Sea for the month of November pertaining to this play by August Wilson "Gem of the Ocean"

Featured Artist at the Art Center Cooperative Inc. for November

Five new acrylic paintings 16x20 on the importance of touch

With fellow artists and TAC members Lora Davis-Henningsen and Nathan Mauney

With fellow artists and TAC members Pablo Rivera and Mario Della Penta

Keeping it fun

ArtUnleashed

My donation art collage to First Coast No More Homeless Pets fundraiser held Aug. 26 at the River Club in the Modis Bldg., downtown Jax

MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation

Tennis themed silhouettes around the teen room at

MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation 1096 West 6th Street Jacksonville, FL 32209 Artist Marsha Hatcher defining the outlines

Filing in the color

June 5, Marsha and I spent five hours from start to finish completing this mural of various tennis serving and hitting positions of players

Jazz Festival May 28-30

Trumping it Off

Setting the Mood

Meeting in Dance

I did three 16x20 acrylic paintings particularly for the Jazz Fest as both Art Center locations were open during the hours of the festival.

Head Start Mural finished!

Mural completed April 17

Working at Head Start mural since Jan. 23

Flowers galore!

Working on the alphabet blocks

Art Center artists Elaine Bedell and Pablo Rivera

With Art Center artists Marsha Hatcher and Mary Atwood.

Day one, drawing the mural sketch. Yes it was frigid cold in Florida on Jan. 23. The Art Center teamed up with HandsOn Jax and volunteers to work on a mural covering the entire module in the center of a low income housing area off Golfair on the northside of Jacksonville. TAC artists have been giving their Saturdays up to accomplish this mural and work in the community. Stay tuned for updates and the final mural revealed.

http://www.tacjacksonville.org/

Riverside Fine Arts show

The "Akala" story series being viewed in the lobby area at the Good Shephard Church in Riverside on Stockton St.

By piece titled "Inquisitive Eyes" . The carved block is next to it so people could see a woodblock and the process.

With artist Marsha Hatcher

With artist Philip Cozma

With artists Jay Wright and John Bunker.

I have 26 woodcuts in this show which opened Jan. 15 and will go until the 29th.