Good Fun for All

Today opened the exhibit at the Little Theater Cafe. We had David Russell and his autoharp, lots of cookies, nibbles, a few bottles of wine, and of course wonderful friends who joined us on a perfectly sunny day. Thanks to the arts community for their support, for showing up and sharing their time.
 

Jake Night

After a nine day stretch listening to music with the Rochester International Jazz Festival, I was ready to spend another night hearing world class music to break the withdrawal.  So I bought a ticket to hear Jake Shimabukuro play his ukulele. Perfect cure.
 

Late Night Art Walk

I wanted to show the installation of my works to my daughter who was passing through town. So, we got a look, noted out favorites, and got back home to rest up for tomorrow. The show is up till Friday night, this July 27 at the Little Theater Cafe in Rochester, NY.

A Forever Home

At my opening of my work at the Little Theater Cafe, this work (behind me and the great friends who helped me today) found a new and caring home. I dedicated a portion of the sale price to Planned Parenthood. I'm happy to give when I'm able, and this made it possible.

Testing the Band Not

A look at the action a couple of nights ago had the place packed and the band in full swing. My reception for my show (on the walls) is here tomorrow afternoon, 2-4, and though there won't be a band in the corner, I'll have ME and some nibbles. Drinks are around, too. But they're on you.

In Your Face

A sneak peek at my installation for the Little Theater has this large Mummies Merged work at the entrance to the theater. At my house it takes up the wall, here is seems normal sized. It's all about the relationship, I guess. On view till the last Friday in July.

Start the Music

Installed my work at the Little Theater Cafe today. This Rochester theater house has a place for music, food, and walls filled with art. I've taken on July (till the 27th) and the reception is July 8 from 2-4. Cheese is on me!

Bird on the Wire

George Wegman's lovely black bird is part of an exhibition at the Little Theater of six artists who meet every week for lunch. I imagine them talking over one another, no art at the table, just happy to have an artist's perspective over lunch. It's the good life.

Screen Diversions

After hours of staring at the screen wrestling with a web site design, I figured it was time for some musical diversion. The Little Theater was ending their series with jazz tonight. The summer will be just movies (a different kind of screen) and eats.