November 2, 2018
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Solar Systems We live in the same universe and share the same planet. Can’t we live on it in peace? Acrylic on Canvas/ 16” x 20”/ $ 299 A Way Out of Madness People are concerned
“Searching for Truth” Truth will eventually emerge. Lies will be uncovered. There are always consequences. 24” x 18”x1.5”/ acrylic on Canvas/ $350/ Me too? You Too? Not My Kids The number of women seeking counseling for sex abuse increased
The Gossips What are they saying? Are they cursing, bullying, sharing sordid stories or tales of beauty? Acrylic on Canvas/ 12” x 36” x 1.5 “ $285 Potty Mouths When did it become OK to curse in public? As a
Georgetown Row Houses Until the age of eleven, I lived in a row house close to neighbors, where friends were easily made and it was safe to roam the streets. Then and Now Last Saturday was my birthday. I was
Richard and Marilyn Mixed media on canvas/ framed/ 24”x 28” x 2” / $ 450 Love: The Romantic Kind My first romantic encounter happened when I was in sixth grade. While\a safety crossing guard at a slow intersection, a good
Change Mental Illness is a changing tableau with twists, swoops and buds that blossom over time Acrylic on Canvas/ black frame/ $ 299 The following section is an excerpt from the section on Mental Illness in Over the Peanut
The following excerpt from Over the Peanut Fence discusses one of the causes of youth homelessness. Lack of love is devastating to a child’s physical and mental growth. Over the Peanut Fence is in its final pre-production stage and will
Search for Community Between 1870 and 1920, eleven million people migrated from rural to urban America. Today, only two percent live on farms or ranches. Due to industrialization, homogeneous towns disbanded and city dwellers had to find ways to connect.
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