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So just before July 4 I agreed to take on one of the biggest challenges in my formal art career. I agree that luck meets the prepared mind, but you can never be truly prepared for all the curve balls (aka “life changing opportunities”) life may throw at you. To be straight, great opportunities don’t just fall out of the sky when whatever you believe in feels like you are ready for them. They get shot at you like a canon from a direction you least expect it often knocking you right off your feet — and if you don’t get up fast enough to go after those opportunities (no matter how much they frighten you)…they might just pass you by.

Right after I got off the phone to confirm this next exhibition…I got really light headed and almost threw up. I was frightened to say the least, but once I finally regained a level head…I went to work and I haven’t stopped working since. Coming this September I look forward to unveiling an entirely new body of work that will range from large scale paintings to reclaimed wood installations using house paint, wood, fabric and whatever else I can find from the San Francisco Dump. To switch things up, I am presenting it as a dual solo exhibition that will take place at 2 separate venues.

Presenting…

Tomorrow is Never Promised
Fabric8 (first installment) — September 2
White Walls (second installment) — September 11

More details to come.

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