More Art
& “The Book of Answers”
This is a sampling of previous works; 2-d, 3-d, installations and “The Book of Answers”.
Drawing, mark-making, language, layers, light/shadow, time, space and chance have all played a part in the process and the results. Images are posted from most recent to older works. If they are still available for purchase, it is noted in text line.
Frank’s Lookout 1
ink on paper. 12 x 18″ ( 2024 – SOLD)
Frank’s Lookout 2
ink on paper 12×18″ ( 2024 – SOLD)
Untitled 2
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ ( 2023 Available)
Untitled 5
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ ( 2023-Available)
Untitled 10
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ (2023 – Available)
Untitled 4
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ ( 2023 – SOLD)
Untitled 1
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ ( 2023- Available)
Untitled 6
ink on paper. 11 x 14″ (2023 – Available)
Trailing
ink on paper. 11x 14″ ( 2023 Available)
Northwest Landscape
ink on vellum. 8.5x 11″ ( 2023- SOLD)
Northwest Landscape 2
ink on vellum. 8.5 x 11″ ( 2023 – Available)
Eight is Great
glass, ink, Duralar. 8 x 8″ ( 2002- SOLD)
Three Thrashes
glass, ink, Duralar. 8 x 8″ ( 2002- SOLD)
Five Slides to the Side
glass, ink, Duralar. 8 x 8″ ( 2002- SOLD)
Vend-A-Henge
HorseHead International Sculpture Projects
A ‘Monument’ that vended drawings, answers and poetry through 3 imbedded bubble gum machines. 14′ tower x 40′ area with benches. Invitational (2001)
The Book of Answers (1998 – present)
published by Hachette Books
Originally self-published in 1998 as a part of an installation. It was picked-up and published by Hyperion, now Hachette Books. This cover is the 2018 imprint. More about the book here.
Drawing Pools
Myerson & Nowinski Gallery
ink, vellum, glass. 40″ x 10″ x 12″
No Appointment Necessary (1997)
HorseHead International Sculpture Projects
installed at Sand Point – purchased by City of Seattle 32′ x 28′ x 28′
Captain’s chairs, metal fixtures, reclaimed wood and a community-built nest
MORE (2002)
King County Arts Commission-Smith Tower
Over 250K starlight mints, piled high to say: “More Please” and “Thank you”. A “Thank Cloud” of mints and wrappers at the end of the installation with an accordian handmade accordian book to note the request for abundance and acknowledgement its receipt, once it has arrived.
“Autobiography of a Line”
Tacoma Art Museum: Woolworth windows
cut paper. 18′ x 35′
Shakey-Wigglers (1997)
SOIL Artists Cooperative
reinstalled at Sun Valley Arts , Idaho
DC motors , varying weight and length propellors make “marks” in space and good sounds too. 14 wigglers- 1″ wide rubber tubing, motors, propellers
16,666 Sixes on 606 Pages (1997)
Seattle Pacific University Gallery
ink, vellum, binding. 3″ x 12″ x 15″ (closed)