So thanks to Kathryn Weller Renfrow and the stellar help of the Art Gallery Committee [Flory Nye-Clement and  Jean Purnell with the written materials and press while for the orchestration

of the reception Patty Gavin with Carolyn Cadloni did a most able and welcoming job] we had our Saturday opening at the Library which looked something like this as documented by my

brother Kirk with the works, shot by Linda, below:

Ptg.3, 2019, 24×24″

Violet Cloud, 2012, 28×84″

Blue Gap, 2021, 16×84″

Untitled, Libre, 2018, 48×48″

Red Bush, 2021, 18×84″

There’s No Place Like Nowhere, too, 2022, 24×24″

There’s No Place Like Nowhere, 2022, 24×30″

Heat Haze, 2021, 24×24″

Paintings on Cardboard, various sizes…

Imaginary maps, ink on paper, 21×24″ [there were two of these, see above]

Red Tank, 2021, 24×24″

Huerfano 1, 2020, 14×14″

Huerfano 3, 2020, 14×14″

2021, 1-4, 2021, 12×12″ each

Utah, Passing through, 2021, 28×52″

Auto Biographies and Every House I Ever Lived In From Memory…artist’s book, signed and numbered, ed. 750

Red Tank, acrylic on cardboard [in vitrine with prints from the Auto Biographies]

Patty and Carolyn did a stellar job keeping up with the hors d’oeuvres throughout which I regretted not sampling having remained mostly by the fountain, receiving waves of

seldom-seen friends and enthusiasts until five, then fled down the street to our rapidly chilling

garden where Elviarita’s laid out a taco bar for a dozen or so brave souls, some of whom stayed on past what seemed like midnight [though it was really barely 8pm]…

 

All this was, however, only A Beginning.

To compare to the pre-covid iteration go here.