Introduction and Examples

Before we get started with the tutorial I would like to answer a question: Why WordPress? While I have listed other easy and inexpensive ways for artists to create online portfolios, I urge you to consider using WordPress with a theme. WordPress uses open-source technologies, is open-source itself, and is backed up by a generous, [...]

Domain Name and Hosting

After using GoDaddy for students’ website workshops I decided to use BlueHost because it is much easier to use, though slightly more expensive than GoDaddy. With both, many technical issues are avoided. Alternatives Hosting Services Below are some alternatives to BlueHost along with links to tutorials for installing WordPress. I have never used them and [...]

Install WordPress on Bluehost

In this tutorial I explain how to install WordPress on BlueHost.The goal is to create an online artist’s portfolio using WPFolio created by Eyebeam. [If you are using another hosting service view a list for installing WordPress on other hosts.] Installing WordPress If you are not signed in at BlueHost, go to http://www.bluehost.com and click [...]

Making A Table

Making a Table “Flare and Falter”, a selection of images View “Flare and Falter”, finished.

No Plans For Today at Fun Times Gallery

I am included in the group show at Fun Times Gallery curated by Vicki Sher.
Reception: May 1st, 2010 – 6pm – 8pm
May 1st through May 29th, 2010

One Person Show at Lesley Heller Gallery

I am very happy to say that I will be having a one-person show in a year. It is around 13 years since I have had a full-fledged one-person show in New York. Lesley Heller Gallery One-Person Exhibition February 23, 2011 54 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002 t 212 410 6120 Save the date.

Better Than Sculpture

Sometimes “engineering” is better than run-of-the-mill contemporary sculpture. The marble machine depicted below is created by xeniaguy2 (I could not find out his real name) and it looks like it is something he is making as a “hobby”. Even though it is easily described as a “Rube Goldberg” contraption, it displays a sense of grace [...]

Exhibition at Cavin Morris Gallery

Exhibition Extended – Jan. 16, 2010

Plant Body, Animal Body

Cavin Morris Gallery

December 3, 2009- January 16, 2010
Opening: Thursday, December 3rd, 6:00 – 8:00

Eye/World at Triple Candie

In the Case Study | Eye / World Curated by: Emily Cheng and Michelle Loh Opening: Sunday, November 22nd, from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Triple Candie (map) An antique museum case. 72 glass-topped drawers. 72 ways of visualizing the world. Big picture / tiny space. Artists, musicians, mathematicians, curators, writers, philosophers, others. November 22, 2009 [...]

Email Announcement Tutorial

I, like most of artists I know, receive many email announcements for shows. Some of these are poorly formatted, difficult to use or have other annoying features like large unreadable attachments. With that in mind I have put together a few "rules" for producing email announcements. I hope it is helpful.

Exhibitions

Fun Times Gallery

No Plans For Today
Organized by Vicki Sher
Reception: May 1st, 2010 - 6pm - 8pm
May 1st through May 29th, 2010
257 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn, New York

Featuring Work By: Ky Anderson, Tyler Dobson, Franklin Evans , Joseph Hart, Shaun Krupa, Elisa Lendvay, Lauren Luloff, Brion Nuda Rosch, Vicki Sher and Daniel Wiener

FXFOWLE Gallery

July 26th to September 17th, 2010
22 West 19 Street
New York NY 10011

Lesley Heller Gallery

One-Person Exhibition
February 23, 2011
54 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
t 212 410 6120

Twitter Updates

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    Materials

    Apoxie Sculpt

    Apoxie-Sculpt is a self-hardening clay manufactured by Aves Studios.

    Polytek - Liquid Mold Rubber

    I use Polytek 74-30 for poured rubber molds and Polygel 40 or 50 for brush-on molds.

    Aqua-Resin

    Aqua-Resin (created by an artist) is an easy to use, opaque, non-toxic composite fabricating resin. It is usually used as a casting material but I use it direct, either brushing it or pouring it over a form.

    Pilchuck

    All the glass seen in my sculptures was produced at Pilchuck Glass School over several weeks during an artist-in-residency. Pilchuck, generously, asks artists to their campus to explore what glass can do. It was a tremendous and productive experience.