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Ever since my residency last January at the Vermont Studio Center, I’ve been thinking a lot about the new paths I’m taking in my work, specifically, the introduction of color and pure abstraction in my work.  Examples of this work … Continue reading →

Things have been busy in the studio as of late and I wanted to share with you images of some completed pieces.  First, this piece was actually done some time over the summer, but I never got a chance to … Continue reading →

I Heart Artists, a website run by George Song, conducted a video interview with me as part of my exhibition at Blank Space Gallery in New York.  I really enjoyed answering George’s questions and I am appreciative of him putting … Continue reading →

On Thursday, December 2, my next show opens up at the University of Minnesota.  It’s a three-person exhibition called “Crystal Nature.”  From the website: Works by Anneliese Vobis, J.T. Kirkland, and Mary Lingen. These artists have embraced the perfection and … Continue reading →

This past Thursday was the opening of my three-person exhibition at Blank Space in New York City.  I dropped by the space right after we arrived by train and I was pleased with the show.  The other two artists, Antoinette … Continue reading →

As you’ve likely noticed, I haven’t posted much new work since around June.  I had several shows this summer and made a big, exhausting push to get all the new work done in time.  To be honest, I burned myself … Continue reading →

About a month ago, my beautiful wife, Stacey, planned a weekend getaway at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, WV.  The resort location has welcomed visitors since the late 18th century.  In the mid-20th century, the resort underwent a massive … Continue reading →

In April of this year I posted about a meeting I had with a gallery in New York City.  I talked about my experience of initial contact with the owner and also about my meeting with them.  Well, some seven … Continue reading →

…the more you see. This seems like an obvious point, but it was driven home to me just recently in a unique way.  My wife and I were looking at some cars when I pointed out the Nissan Murano.  I’ve … Continue reading →

During the month of September I have had a site-specific installation on view at The Bridge PAI in Charlottesville, VA. The show is called “Site Singularity” and was curated by Leah Stoddard, an independent curator in Charlottesville. Leah included two … Continue reading →