| Convergence Gallery |  |
634 CANYON ROAD email: |
It's an honor to be represented on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, a destination for art lovers from all over the world and an important site in Santa Fe’s long and rich art history. Convergence Gallery was founded in San Francisco 30 years ago by artists Bennie and San Merideth, and was moved to Santa Fe in 1993. The gallery space is a renovated historic adobe of seven welcoming rooms, old viga ceilings and charming architectural details. I work to keep a significant inventory of my latest paintings exhibited there at all times, so please stop in when you are enjoying your walk up Canyon Road. |
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| TROVE GALLERY |
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804 MAIN STREET 435.655.3803 email: |
TROVE Gallery (formerly CODA) introduced my work in January 2013, with a solo exhibition in conjunction with the opening weekend of Sundance Film Festival. Owner Jen Schumacher is a most delightful gallery host who loves what she does, and the array of fine art and craft is a pleasure to discover. She always has a nice variety of my latest mixed media with oil works on panel. This gallery is a playful and colorful gallery to visit when you are in the Park City area. | |||
| RADIUS GALLERY |
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120 N Higgins Ave email: |
In 2022, Hurricane Ian destroyed my exquisite Sanibel Island, Florida gallery, and a sky-high lease forced my La Jolla, CA gallery to close. So I was very happy to be contacted for representation in 2023 by Jason Neal, the owner of Radius Gallery. The gallery is a bright light in the midst of downtown Missoula, and from the way Jason communicated, I could tell it was a good fit for me. Along with the lovely images of the gallery, I was struck by this excerpt from its website, which is in alignment with my own mission as an artist: “… encouragement to take a risk, to embrace art’s ability to coax and provoke ideas about the human condition, the natural world, and how we engage one another and our surroundings in the 21st century. Our intention for the gallery, always, is that it be a place of interest for everyone, a locus of inclusion and open-mindedness in our community, and an entity that advocates for other art initiatives…” |
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| MARIPOSA GALLERY |
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3500 CENTRAL AVENUE email: |
It has been over 20 years that Mariposa has represented me in the Albuquerque area with steadfast support of all of my creative endeavors, for which I am truly grateful. This gallery in the trendy Nob Hill area provided me with my first opportunity for solo and group shows. It is known as one of the oldest craft galleries in the country, with a strong showing of fine two-dimensional work. Owner Liz Dineen has sold everything from my largest paintings to my smallest works on paper, and our relationship abides at the core of my presence as a painter in New Mexico. |
