studio shot of new painting

Here is the studio as of last Tuesday.  All those paintings on the left are gone, the chauffeur from Terre des Arts picked them up.  It is a pleasure to not have to deliver stuff.  

I love my space.  It feels like "AH" when I open the door and walk in.  

I've worked my butt off this spring and now all I have to do is paint for the Grand Marché d'art Contemporain at the Saint Sulpice.  I'll be delivering my own paintings for the four day salon and staying there the entire time.  This painting and the ones that are visible on the walls will be part of my stand.

Entrance is free 30 May to 2 June place Saint Sulpice.

new galeries and the Tinkerman

The Tinkerman's Crossing.

100x120cm

This painting has a funny name because the guy dressed in blue inspired me.  I was thinking a bit frustatedly, will save you the details, of how guys like to  fuddle around with constructing things or renovating stuff.  I think it is great to do that but when you happen to be in one of those hardware stores on Saturday morning it's hard not to remark the tinkers.  

The guy dressed in the blue t-shirt is carrying bags and poles.  He's got to wait for the light to turn before he can cross.

So for the news.  On may 12 I'll be exposing in galerie Terre des Arts for my 3rd big solo with them.  36 painting should be on the walls, most are pretty large.  Then in the end of May I'll be in the Grand Marché d'Art Contemporain at the Saint Sulpice.  I just signed on with Christian Dominé as a promoter/dealer for my paintings in France, Belgium and Switzerland.  Now the Galerie In3Arts in Metz is carrying my paintings and I've sent my first 40 paintings to Carré d'Artistes.  It's been a busy spring.

I'll be posting more regularly