all that we have had and all that we will lose
all that we have had and all that we will lose
2 Degrees C
2 degrees C
Wet Paint
wet paint
Keeping Score
keeping score
Paintings 2015-2017
paintings 2015-2017
Recent Waterworks (2017)
recent waterworks 2017
Basketball
basketball
Hockey
hockey
The Long Summer
long summer
Paintings 2013-2014
paintings 2013-2014
Personal Landscapes
personal landscapes
Collages
collages
The Black & White Ball
ball
Clipped
clipped
A New Year in Paint
paint
Skating on Thin Ice
skating
Golf
golf
Austria
austria
A New Decade in Paint
paint
Dancing Through Life
dancing
Figures
figures
Whiskeytown
whiskeytown
No Naked Nudes
no naked nudes
Convictions
convictions
Body Language
new york
Tribute to Rotonde
brussels
A New Century in Paint
paintings1
Freshly Dug Up: 1970's
early work
In London: Diverse RCA
london
New in Berlin
berlin
In San Francisco: Boxers
Springer-Croke
In New York: Surfers
Surfers
From Cleveland: "Drawn In"
Cleveland
"The Babies V"
Babies 5
From Berlin: "Medusa"
Medusa
 

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all that we have had and all that we will lose

on view at SHOH Gallery in Berkeley
March 4 – April 8, 2020

presented digitally here due to novel coronavirus epidemic


We speak many languages. The non-verbal communicate all manner of emotion, experience, and expectation. Body language communicates interest or boredom, enthusiasm or reluctance, security or apprehension. Our decorative language reveals not only our relationship to fashion, but our geography, our economic means, even our profession or politics. This work looks at the surface, at the gesture, at the frozen moment. It draws from the color, the tone, the pattern, to form a reflection of relationships, understandings, and negotiations. With slight shifts in posture and position, with slight shifts in hue and value, these picture worlds of individual landscape and rhythm.

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