A Look at the Student Painting Show from Spring 2019 at The American University of Rome

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Published in the AUR YouTube channel April 2nd, 2020.

Feature in the DePauw Magazine and Interview

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I am delighted and honored to be featured in the latest issue…

Caravaggio and the Art of Subversion Comes to Kentucky

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Rome Salon 2019: New Works from Figurative Painters in Rome

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This Friday, May 17th, 2019, months of work will come to fruition.…

Caravaggio and the Art of Subversion

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The essence of the lecture focused on how a formal analysis can lead to an interpretation of a painting that is different from the implied narrative, an interpretation that can even go far enough to subvert the narrative and accompanying dogma.

“The Portrait of Arianna” Selected for the Oil Painters of America Eastern Regional Exhibition of Traditional Oils

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My sincere thanks to the jury for selecting the painting. The…

A Contemporary Contrarian in a Kingless Court

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To be a figurative painter in the 21st century is to send a hand-written letter standard post in a world of immediate encrypted text messages or to be a mechanic of a steam engine in an era of rockets to Mars...

Thank You, Indiana University

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The Alumni Association has included me in the most recent edition of their magazine with a feature on the upcoming Renaissance Retreat.

Interview with TJA on the Jackson’s Art Blog

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Jackson's Art—one of the most popular online art shops in the UK—has featured the Renaissance Retreat with a great story and an interview with me on their blog.

Jewel

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Painting in 1995, my first attempt at a full-size nude yielded a great anecdote of a painter in need of a model.

Self-Portrait with Kingsley

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A good companion to the "Self-Portrait with Armor". Both with the same hat; both under the watchful eye of the Maestro.

Self-Portrait with Armor

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August 21st, 2017: I was surprised to discover this missing in the collection of Self-Portraits. Always good to be reminded of what I loved when I started, to see the distance traveled, and to note that some things haven't changed.