Making Meaning, An Artist's Discussion at the Fuller Craft Museum

I'm thrilled and honored to announce that I will be participating in an artist's discussion at the Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton, Massachusetts on Sunday, January 25th.  The discussion is part of the Fuller Craft Museum's 2014 Biennial Members Exhibition.  My walnut and bird's eye maple cabinet was selected to be part of this exhibition.

Along 5 other artists whose work was part of the exhibition, I'll be discussing how I build meaning into my work.  If you're in the Boston area this weekend, I believe this will be an interesting and entertaining event.  For details about the discussion, visit the Fuller Craft Museum's website here. 

In Time Awarded Honorable Mention

In Time, this curvy clock made of figured cherry and rosewood, was awarded Honorable Mention at Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2014.

In Time was one of only 122 pieces selected from nearly 1,800 entries.  The clock's unique design is accented by many curved elements and four small, vertically arranged drawers hidden behind a coopered door.  

In it’s 47th year, Art of the State is recognized as the official, statewide juried competition for Pennsylvania artists. Presented at The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Art of the State has established a tradition of exhibiting highly creative art chosen by a distinguished panel of jurors. 

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