
104° 50’ W x 41° 3’ N no. 58
The materials for these objects hung around my studio for a long time (maybe a few years?), just waiting to signal what…
Read moreThe materials for these objects hung around my studio for a long time (maybe a few years?), just waiting to signal what…
Read moreI was recently invited to participate in an exhibit at the Loveland Museum, entitled Artists Visage Artists, and was charged with creating…
Read moreThere’s not enough water out here in the arid West. Then there’s too much water. Submerged.
Read moreOn the mid-September road trip I took with my daughter, Michaela, we visited Robert Smithson’s Amarillo Ramp. Like many remote land art installations,…
Read moreStunning colors as the sun hovers on the horizon are the manifestation of fires blazing across the West, burning drought-ridden vegetation and…
Read moreFires occur regularly near my home in Southeast Wyoming. Sometimes it’s a forest fire to the west, sometimes it’s a grass fire to…
Read moreWyoming is known for its geothermal wonders and stunning mountain ranges, yet large portions of the state are high desert. These are my favorite…
Read moreWyoming has an arid climate with areas of desert – it’s not all mountains and geysers as is often promoted. As Michaela…
Read moreLate winter days in the West are wonderful when the snow has melted (even though we all know we’ll get spring snows)…
Read moreRusted and abandoned objects dot the vast landscape in the west. They harbor stories of the people who used them, and for…
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