I’m very pleased to be included in the 96th Juried Art Show at Phillips’ Mill in New Hope, PA! Founded in 1929, the Juried Art Show at Phillips’ Mill is the first and longest-running juried art exhibition in Bucks County, continuing to draw artists and audiences alike to its historic stone gristmill in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Known for its exceptional quality and deep roots in the Pennsylvania Impressionist movement, the show maintains its prestige by upholding a rigorous selection process, welcoming both emerging and established artists from across the region.

The show runs from September 20 through October 26, 2025. There will be a Preview Reception for patrons and accepted artists on Fri, Sep 19; and a General Reception for all submitting artists on Sat, Oct 4.

This is a terrific exhibition of Contemporary Still Life Paintings at Camden County College… it will feature a selection of works by Noel Cross, Larry Holmes, Marie Lindenfeldar, Scott Noel, Edmond Praybe, Frank Trefny, Allison Syvertsen, Lauren Whearty, and – of course – me!

Curated by Bruce McGarrity, it will run from August 27 - October 10, 2025 at the Marlin Gallery at Camden County College. located in Blackwood, NJ. I hope you can catch it!

I'm very pleased to be included in the 42nd annual Ellarslie Open exhibition being held at the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie, in Trenton, NJ.

Curated by Sheryl Liebman Fisher, the show runs from June 21 through September 7, 2025. Hope you can check it out!

Ellarslie is located at 299 Parkside Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08606 | (609) 989-1191

I'm very pleased to be included in an upcoming exhibit of thirteen Still Life painters at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank, NJ.

Curated by Ellen Martin, the show will run from April 11 through June 30, 2025. Hope you can check it out!

The Oyster Point Hotel is located at  146 Bodman Place in Red Bank, NJ 07701.

An overview

Here‘s a short video in which I talk about my art background and discuss my approach to painting.

The Work Party: Green Truck with Balls and Blue Balloon

Oil on canvas, 2024. 24"h x 36"w.

It's always exciting to come across a “new” toy, such as this old metal Tonka Auto Transporter that I recently discovered at an antique shop. Because it's essentially hollow, it helps contribute to the illusion of space, while allowing me to distribute color in an interesting way. The spotlight bulb suspended from a string at the bottom center was a last-minute addition, and serves to both anchor the piece visually, as well as suggesting more activity beyond the picture plane.