Cold Comfort- Solo show at Park Life Gallery
Shifty Seas- Two Person Show with Corey Arnold at Imogen Gallery
I'm excited to show some new work with an old friend in Astoria, Oregon. Opening this Saturday Feb 12th noon to 8pm. 
Coalition on Homelessness -Art Auction
I have an original drawing in this years Coalition on Homelessness Annual Art Auction. It is a significant drawing that started off a long series, please check it out and support this great cause. Here is a link to their site, I will be part of the live auction that kicks off the event. Meanwhile…. A Group Show in NYC
So happy to be part of this group show in NYC.
MEANWHILE… is an expansive group exhibition that focuses not on the pandemic itself but the creative process that manages to thrive and strive in spite of our dire circumstances. MEANWHILE… highlights the resilient spirit of the artist.
OPEN VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT
INFOThe deYoung Open
I'm excited to be part of an exhibition at the deYoung Museum in San Francisco called the de Young Open. It looks like the museum will be opening to the public the week of Sept 22nd. As I understand it works will be available to purchase through the museum as well. It will be a huge representation of artists from the greater Bay Area, please check it out if you can! Juxtapoz Article “Down By the River”
I've got an article in this summer's issue of Juxtapoz, the bulk is taken from my boat log during my sail to Sacramento last spring, if you can't pick up a physical copy (which I recomend, it is better!) you can read the online version here MarinMOCA – Left Coast
I'm honored to have work in a group show at the MarinMOCA. Thanks to guest curator Ken Harman for bringing my work in. 
With the possibility of the museum not actually being able to open its doors, they have put the show online as well. Check it out here
With the possibility of the museum not actually being able to open its doors, they have put the show online as well. Check it out here The Surfers Journal
I'm honored to have a profile in the new issue of the greatest surfing magazine ever, The Surfers Journal issue 29.3 June/July. Please pick it up if you can, the whole magazine is incredibly well written, researched, and laid out with beautiful photographs.
Snap Judgement Podcast
I got a call from the folks with Snap Judgement Podcast to chat a bit about the similarities of living at sea on containerships and living in quarantine. Its a short and fun episode and I'm the third of the stories, give it a listen! (link)
Bends and Bows- A Solo Show at Public Land Gallery
I'm pleased to present a new group of paintings in a show titled Bends and Bows at Public Land Gallery in Sacramento
Obviously with everything going on the show is mainly a virtual show at this point, though the gallery is taking some appointments for those interested.
I put together this show with a unique challenge, to sail a 26ft boat from San Francisco to Sacramento and to create as many paintings enroute as I could. I brought a handful of recent works that were also done on short voyages on a small sailboat in the SF Bay. Below are some images of the voyage and the show that was a result of it. As a side note, I left a day before the shelter in place order went out for the Bay Area, and as I sailed upriver, things got more locked down into Sacramento as well. A very strange time to take a trip like this, I'll have to do it again when I can enjoy the culture of the delta more, there certainly are some small town gems out there. Please contact Public Land for interest in works and check back in the next month or so as I'll be putting together a zine with them, including writing and more photos from the trip
Obviously with everything going on the show is mainly a virtual show at this point, though the gallery is taking some appointments for those interested.
I put together this show with a unique challenge, to sail a 26ft boat from San Francisco to Sacramento and to create as many paintings enroute as I could. I brought a handful of recent works that were also done on short voyages on a small sailboat in the SF Bay. Below are some images of the voyage and the show that was a result of it. As a side note, I left a day before the shelter in place order went out for the Bay Area, and as I sailed upriver, things got more locked down into Sacramento as well. A very strange time to take a trip like this, I'll have to do it again when I can enjoy the culture of the delta more, there certainly are some small town gems out there. Please contact Public Land for interest in works and check back in the next month or so as I'll be putting together a zine with them, including writing and more photos from the trip 
