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Against Oblivion: Have you found a book? Were you too nervous to let me know? (It's never too late). Fill out the form below... it is my hope that at some future date, we can regather a few of the books and new paintings for an exhibition.
Otherwise known as "Against Oblivion", this installation of objects attempts to cross the boundary between painting and expectation. It is by no means a new idea, but it holds the hope of the unexpected -- that a small deposit (of a painting in a book) can lead to some unimagined consequences. To see my main artwork page, click on the following thumbnail:
It has now been a number of years since I moved to Brooklyn, NY from Ballyvaughan, Ireland. Two or three subway cars filled during rush hour could populate the entire village where I used to live, and my psyche dwells somewhere in between.
Faced with the city, the subway, the mass of people, I am still drawn to moments within the larger chaos-- paradoxes of minute expanses and grand details-- and the quest for meaning and substance. If you are interested in any of the work, have questions,
or want to give feedback, please fill in the form below:
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Transitory Art: More than a Hundred Paintings left in the Subway, from Solstice to Solstice A year passed between the subway installation and a regathering of what was left. The exhibition, installed in the basement of a church space in Greenpoint, was a chance to regather paintings, memory, and experience. Special thanks to the Brooklyn-based group Friend's Academy, who performed during the opening. Click on the following image to lead you to the Transitory Art Page:
Remember, the following icon will always bring you home:
Thank you for visiting-- and thanks to Hal Weaver for initial design of this site.
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