Gallery Night on the Ithaca Commons

Two chairs of mine will show at "Home Green Home" on the Ithaca Commons as a part of Gallery Night. These two chairs are painted with non-toxic, eco-friendly, clay-based paints that are available at Home Green Home. Ben Marlan is curating the show at Home Green Home, which will include work by Alice Muhlback, Christi Sobel, Renata Wadsworth, Adam Batliner, David Van Nostrand, and more. Come and see! 5pm-9pm, Friday, March 7th

Community Arts of Elmira has a new website


Community Arts of Elmira has a new website, complete with artist statements and photos. Check it out: www.communityartsofelmira.com

New Display at Spirit and Kitsch

Great things are moving and shaking at Spirit and Kitsch in Ithaca, NY, and each artist is spiffing up his or her display. Inspired by my recent shows, I've decided to finally pull my chairs off the floor... and put them on the walls! Don't worry, you can still take them off the wall, sit on them, and bring them home with you... in fact, please do!

Show Moves: ABC Cafe to Smart Monkey

Well, the show at the ABC Cafe was a success (the owner bought two of the chairs!), and the art is now showing at the Smart Monkey Cafe in Ithaca. Go and see it! It will be up for the month of January.

Show with Ben Marlan at the ABC Cafe

Come see our show at the ABC Cafe in Ithaca, NY this December!

Mon Chairie at Spirit and Kitsch and Cezanne

For the holiday season I will have chairs both at Spirit and Kitsch in Ithaca, and at Cezanne, the holiday art show organized by Community Arts of Elmira (CAE) in Elmira, NY. As the semester draws to a close, I'm feeling optimistic about painting over winter break, so go ahead and place a special order!

Spirit and Kitsch is open 12-5 Sundays, and 10-6 Monday-Saturday (extended hours coming soon)

Cezanne is open 12-4 Thursday through Sunday from Nov. 10th to Dec. 24th

Collaboration Show at Spirit and Kitsch

September 7th through October 3rd

"The artists of Spirit and Kitsch have teamed with each other to make some wonderful and cool new work. For example: what do you get when you cross a chair artist and a mobile artist, a potter and a painter, a jeweler and painters, a fabric artist and an artist of all things? And there are so many others you'll surely want to check it out."

(Chairs painted by Emily Hurst, seats woven by Phil Syphrit)