An expansive group exhibition featuring some of today's most extraordinary portrait and figurative artists curated by Supersonic Art.

Opening May 5, 2023, 1pm PST (4pm EST)

My work received an Honorable Mention distinction is this fantastic prize show organized by Sugarlift Gallery in NYC. I am so honored to be included among the impressive artists represented in the show, and it’s also special to know the show helped raise sizable funds for Feeding America.

I’m so pleased to debut my new body of work, One Can Imagine, in the next few weeks. This work is a bit of a departure for me, and combines A.I. influences and traditional portraiture techniques to ask questions about perceptions of reality, social division, and hope for a more-united, more-functional future.

I will be collaborating with curator Debbie Disston at the Southern New Hampshire University to exhibit the entire Bitter Chill painting series at the excellent McIninch Gallery on campus. I am excited for the paintings to inspire discussion and reflection among the students and the wider Manchester community!

I’m very pleased that selections from my Bitter Chill series will be on view in the Mayor's Art Gallery on the fifth floor of Boston City Hall. Seen for the first time in a governmental setting, the show urges visitors to City Hall to reflect upon the responsibility and trust given to our elected representatives, and also the power of the collective moral will wielded by the citizens who elected them. Many thanks to curator John Crowley and the city’s Department of Arts and Culture.