Showing posts with label Mountain Custom Framing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mountain Custom Framing. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Upward over the Mountain






Last Thursday, Mountain Custom Framing celebrated their move to a different location. Lisa, the owner, is one of my closest friends, an amazing artist, and one of my biggest art cheerleaders. I was a featured artist for her grand reopening and for the first time, all my completed collages were up in one space. It felt really good to be a part. We also had really nice champagne, a gorgeous cake made by our friend Sarah Cook, and there was live music played by a local musician, Reed Thomas Lawrence.

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Just an Update.

Hoorah! I finished the Coffee wall, and will post pictures as soon as I can. And now- the real fun begins!

Next thursday, Mountain Custom Framing will be having their grand reopening Champagne Shindig and I am one of the featured artists.

Then on the 27th- Lisa (Mountain owner and my bud) and I will be Opening a one week show at the PoetHouse of our recent endeavors. More update on that soon...

In the mix with all that is the first chapter of Joe Kimmel and Companie's Crystal Dragons project ( a sci-fi/fantasy painting plus music plus narrative endeavor that is going to be super cool). Also- I will be moving my studio space out of the RiseUp offices into the actual PoetHouse- as RiseUp is currently shifting directions. So, Lots and Lots of Art. Lots and Lots of Shifting Landscapes, and hopefully a day or two up on the mountain using free lift tickets from this fall.

I also have been collecting video to compose into an art piece. We shall see where that goes.
Just frivolousness, really...

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Hanging out at Mountain

Last Thursday, my friend Lisa gave birth to a beautiful baby boy- Talan James. While she is on Maternity Leave, Kelt and I are watching Mountain Custom Framing for her. Which is a fine way to spend blustery spring days (it's still early spring in Central Oregon). However, that means not much art stuff going on- which is alright. It's been a busy last few months.