I was touched by the wonderful response to my latest feature show when darkness comes. I never imagined that my art and prose would connect with so many people. At the reception in May, several people spoke with me about their own struggles with depression, and how my work resonated with their own experiences. Some spoke to me about loved ones who struggle, and how they could see aspects of them in my art. And at least one gallery visitors told me the show opened her eyes to issues she really didn't know much about.
I was also honored to have an article about my show and my own experiences featured in The Beaverton Valley Times. Writer Blair Stenwick captured my story in a way that I hope others can relate to also. And my art was beautifully featured in the printed version, shown here. (Thank you Kevin McConnell for photos of my art, and Rene' Carroll for the photo in the studio.) Click here read the online version.
when darkness comes continues at Art On Broadway Gallery in Beaverton, Oregon through July 1st. If you can't make it to the gallery, click here to view the pieces and prose on my website. If you see something you like, the gallery will ship!
facing the abyss I feel the abyss enormous and consuming. I look into it and I feel small. if I fall in there is no me … anymore.
(photo by Kevin McConnell)
when darkness comes continues through Friday, June 30, 2017
at Art On Broadway Gallery in Beaverton, Oregon.
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Artist Talk
Saturday, June 10th 5:00pmseating is limited... please reserve your spot by emailing
ART ON BROADWAY GALLERY 12570 Broadway Beaverton, OR