Wave. San Jose State University show opening March 4. These new (in progress) paintings will be in the show, along with a bunch of others. The show will be up for a month.

two in progress, both portraits of Chad MacDermid. 54"x35 and 12"x12"

work in progress, about 40"x25"

A few paintings that will be in the Colors and the Kids show at Steven Harvey Fine Art, April 20-May 22, 2016

Colors and the Kids at Steven Harvey Fine Art

Meghan Brady and Gideon Bok at Steven Harvey Fine Art, Forsyth Street, NY, NY. The show opens April 20th and runs until May 22nd. 208 Forsyth Street in the Lower East Side, NY, NY. the gallery is open Wed-Sun, 12-6 pm & by appointment. The opening reception is Wednesday, April 20, from 6-8. For some reason I can't upload images right now, but there are images at http://www.shfap.com

Sparklehorse vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot (in progress)

Another Green World (Right Panel)

Another Green World (left panel)

right panel- Maggot Brain In Progress

Left panel Maggot Brain. (In progress)

middle panel Maggot Brain (In Progress)

TVC-15 new version

Everyone, Untitled, and Meghan Brady as a young Grace Hartigan

Butti (day) 12 5/16"x12 5/16"

Butti 1 (Night) 12 5/16" x 12 5/16"

David Bowie 'stationtostation' 12 5/16" x 12 5/16"

Sparklehorse 'It's a Wonderful Life' 12 5/16" x 12 5/16"

Welcome to the Afterfuture (small) 12 5/16"x12 5/16"

The Notorious Byrd Brothers

Born to Run and Born to Run Again

bruce springsteen-the river, in progress

National Academy Review Panel Discussion

The National Academy of Arts and Letters had a roundtable discussion on seven shows in NYC, and my show at Steven Harvey Fine Art was one of them.  The discussion was friday, March 7.  

http://www.artcritical.com/2014/02/24/line-up-for-march-7/

I didn't attend, but I listened to the podcast.  It was a very interesting discussion between Barry Schwabsky, Nora Griffin, Drew Lowenstein and Moderator David Cohen.  Barry Schwabsky evidently hated the show so much he has decided that he no longer likes David Bowie because I listen to him, which I thought was pretty great.  It was an excellent, thoughtful analysis of all six shows by all the panelists, and I am hoping to someday attend one of these discussions in person at the National Academy.
The podcast of the event is available for free at this link:
http://www.artcritical.com/2014/03/24/the-review-panel-march-2014/

2 shows: Welcome to the Afterfuture at Steven Harvey Fine Art and Sump Pumped Sentiments at TSA -NYC and Brooklyn, NY

I have a (solo) show opening February 12 at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects at 208 Forsyth Street (Lower East Side) in NYC.  The opening reception is Saturday February 15th, from 4-6, and the show runs until March 16th.  The show title (Welcome to the Afterfuture) is a reference to Mike Ladd's masterpiece of the same name.  If you haven't listened to this record I recommend it.  I will be doing a talk in the gallery on February 20th at 6:00 pm.

On February 21 Sump Pumped Sentiments will open at TSA (Tiger Strikes Asteroid Gallery) in Brooklyn, NY.  Sump Pumped Sentiments is a group show curated by Matt Phillips, organized around the Potato Eaters painting by Vincent Van Gogh.  Other artists in the show are Todd Bienvenu, Shara Hughes and Jason Mones.  The opening is February 21 from 6-8 at TSA, 44 Stewart Avenue, #49 Brooklyn, NY.

Welcome to the Afterfuture

I'm having a solo show at the Barry Whistler Gallery in Dallas, opening December 7th, and running till January 11th. 2909-B Canton Street Dallas. 214 939 0242

These are four small paintings from a series of about twenty. Each one is 12 5/16" square (the size of a record cover) oil on linen. Titles: 'If I could only remember my name', 'Sleeps with Angels', 'BJM', and 'Infesticons, Bedford Park'.

Solo show at Alpha Gallery, Boston, MA, May 4-29

I'll have a show at Alpha Gallery, 37 Newbury St, Boston, opening saturday the 4th of May.  The opening is from 3-5.  The show will consist of studio paintings mostly, a few of which are posted below.

little highway to hegel

Diptych

I'm in a two-part group show in NYC opening this week (I think the opening is wednesday) at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects on Forsyth St. in the Lower East Side. Half the show will be at the Forsyth St. location and continues at the Pulse Art Fair. I'll post more details soon.

Highway to Hegel

Freddy LaFage as Gabriel. (in progress)

Disassembled Vincent Black Shadow and Banjo with Liz Atterbury and Joe Kievitt, erased. And an upside down light-up globe.