I recently opened a new show of my Cycles sculpture at Modern Art West.
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I've installed a sculpture as part of the Napa Public Art Walk , where it will be for two years. It is on Main Street, between Pearl and First streets. For the past two years I've been working with the County of Sonoma on a comission to "artify" over a mile of sidewalk as a memorial for the loss of life and property from the Tubbs fire. Community workshops led to three core "values" words--UNITY, RESILIENCE and RENEWAL, which I cast in concrete benches. We also used sparklegrain to create a sparkely "river" in the new sidewalk.        Cycles 2: Science Vertical, 2023, corten steel with rust patina, 24"x24"x48"
on blue gum pedestal Gallery Route One (GRO) is showing my Cycles 7 Indicators corten steel sculpture from Saturday February 18 - Saturday March 18, 2023. The show opens Saturday, February 18th from 3-5pm. Gallery Route One, 11101 Highway One, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 More gallery info HERE.  I'll be opening a solo show "Indicators: Nature in Flux", on Saturday, September 17, 2022 at Modern Art West, in Sonoma. I'll be showing prints, mixed media and sculptures around the theme of indicator species, the canaries in the coalmine for the climate crisis. Please join me there!  I am participating in the Great Wave group show as it travels to Santa Clara University Art Gallery with an installation of the Discovery Project. I buried 102 cast stone Buddha heads on US Pacific beaches from Mexico to Canada, and to memorialize that landscape intervention I am installing 102 Buddha heads on a floor canvas, a film, and a book with maps documenting the installations. Thanks to curator Ann Trinca for including me.  Cycles 2 was invited to participate in the Cloverdale Sculpture Walk from 2022-2024, and won a jury prize. Cycles 2:Science Wood, Glass, Aluminum is featured at the California Contemporary Sculpture show at the Chico Art Center until June 20th, 2021. The Sonoma Valley Museum of Art and the City of Sonoma have partnered on a public summer sculpture show, "A Delicate Balance", for which they asked me to install three of my monumental Cycles sculptures. This four-person show also features the work of Bruce Beasley, Jun Kaneko, and Catherine Daly. It will be showing until October 17th. Photos courtesy of Ann Trinca
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