Category Archives: poetry

We Passed the Setting Sun

Oil on wood, 12″ x 12″.

Crooked Beauty

Some things last a long time

Thank you, Mike Lownie, for reminding me that Daniel Johnston exists in this world. You brightened my whole day (as grey and dreary as it looks from the outside here in Denver on the unusually late date of our first snowfall of the season.)

I will have tiny and affordable paintings for sale at the Foothills Center Holiday Market, which opens this Friday November 13, with a reception from 6 to 8 pm.

This show will last a (relatively) long time. It hangs from November 13 till December 30.

Mermaids Singing (What the Water Wants)

With apologies to and in appreciation of T.S. Eliot and Sufjan Stevens.

And countless others. Always.

Oil on wood, 6″ x 36″.

I’ve finished this oddly sized painting for a group show titled Syzygy (we’re all working on this same long, narrow panel) that will open at Sync Gallery on November 19th and hang until December 11th.

Many thanks to the good people at Sync for inviting me.

Inspiring

Zeta-oral’s short film for Pound’s perfect poem.

The Man of the World

Julian Barnes reads Frank O’Connor.

I recommend it.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/2010/02/15/100215on_audio_barnes

“Reading is another form of height.”

Like a peanut butter cup

Yum. David Olney + Coleridge.

It’s Raining Today

Again. A little bit.

Step Into My Parlor

It has been a very spidery summer in my studio. Arachnids creep me out a bit but I enjoy their beauty almost as much as I admire their industry. Would that I could get as much accomplished. Here is a new painting, 40″ x 40″, oil on canvas.Step-IntoMyParlor

Pics of Graffiti in Lisbon

Lisbongraf11The graffiti in Lisbon is abundant, accomplished, and impossible to ignore. Here are few pics of a wall near the place we stayed. Photographs by Frank Harbour.

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