Come July (2023) I will be attending the Studio Faire artist residency in Nérac, France for two weeks. Prior to the residency, my wife and I will be touring around the country side before I get the the Medieval town of Nérac. I am beyond geeked about our travels and my residency. Please stay turn or follow along on my Instagram account.

I am really excited to announce my work got into the Thomas Punzmann Contemporary (gallery) in Frankfort Germany.

In February 2020, right before the pandemic thrust us into hiding, I was honored with an artist residency in the idyllic region of Champagne-Ardenne, France. Fresh croissants every morning and country cuisine in the evening. I stayed in a 19th century “hunting lodge” or chateau and my studio with in the old stable. I was there with artists from around the world, young, not so young and everything in between. A delightful mix of writers, visual, performance and a lone musician. It was a magical time to work with no distractions, contemplate my work and get back to my yoga. Looking forward to returning

During the summer of 2019, I spent three fabulous weeks touring around Italy. I flew into Venice for a few days visiting the Biennale, and getting lost exploring the city of many canals. Then, I was off to Florence for a lunch date, (really) to catch-up with friends and colleagues followed by an overnight in Naples. BEST PIZZA ever!

While in Italy I attended a two week artist residency at the Box of Contemporary Space in the city of Cosenza, located in the foothills of Calabria in the southern most region of Italy. At the residency, I met some amazing people and greats artist. I was fed thee fabulous meals a day and let us not forget the fantastic regional wines. I didn't think it could be any better.

At the end of my residency, before leaving for home I spent a few (hot) days in Rome. Not having tickets to the big museums and attractions (and not wanting to stand in long lines in the extreme heat) I ventured out to see lesser known churches, museums, and attractions that were equally if not better to their famous counterparts. One afternoon, (my best day in Rome) I found a gallery guide and got lost in the back allies finding these hidden gems. This was a truly amazing trip.

Giving the walls a bit of a shine with a coat of paint. This will give the studio much added light and will help with seeing/color/ and photographing the work.