Artist + Illustrator + Educator
Erector Square Open Studios is this weekend!
Come and visit my studio in New Haven:
315 Peck Street, Building 5, Studio A.
12pm – 5pm Saturday & Sunday.
Open Studios is part of Artspace’s Open Source Festival.
My painting “King and Queen II” will be in the Art Student League’s annual faculty show.
Check it out a 57 W. 57th Street, NYC.
On view through October 23, 2021.
“Food Truck Paradise”
Oil on canvas, 68″ x 40″
2021
“Food Truck Paradise”, “On the Quinnipiac” and “In the Neighborhood” will be hanging at the new Yale medical facility at 150 Sargent Drive in New Haven, CT. Visitation is currently limited due to COVID, but maybe stop by next year…
Check out this recent interview with Annissa Carter at Artspace where I talk about my background, recent work, and being an artist in the pandemic.
(photo by Annissa Carter)
City-Wide Open Studios is back!
Online galleries and by-appointment-only visits.
Click here to book an in-person visit on October 10-11 or to schedule a virtual visit through the end of October
Contact me for more info!
“On the Quinnipiac”
Oil on canvas, 64″ x 40″
2020
“In the Neighborhood”
Oil on canvas, 64″ x 40″
2020
I am taking a sabbatical this summer from teaching to focus on a new commission. I look forward to my classes in the fall-either online or in the studio! Thank you to all the folks who joined me in my Zoom classes in quarantine.
In the fall I’ll be teaching “Fundamentals of Drawing” at the Art Students League, “Perspective Drawing” at the 92nd Street Y, and a new class “Interiors: Still Life, Perspective and the Figure in Charcoal and Pastel” at the New York School of the Arts.
To keep up-to-date about dates, times, online/studio status of these classes and for registration info, sign up for my Mailing List and I’ll send out an email with all the info when I have it.
I look forward to seeing everyone in the fall!
This Thursday, May 7, 1-2 pm
REGISTER HERE
Join me on a live interactive Zoom tour of my studio in Erector Square in New Haven. Get a sneak peek at a new group of paintings I am working on and see the paintings in different stages from initial sketch to completion. I will discuss my artistic goals with this new body of work and my conceptual and technical struggles. Learn about the process and tools I use to put together a painting of a big group of figures using only my imagination and a couple models—including structural drawing, photography and maquettes.
Offered through Creative Arts Workshop
I was recently interviewed in the Art Student League’s LINEA magazine! “Exploring the mind and habits of an artist in twenty-five questions”. Read the full interview here!
