This should be an exciting Art adventure in Taiwan.
2026入圍作品
This should be an exciting Art adventure in Taiwan.
2026入圍作品
My work is a 2025 Finalist in the worldwide painting competition TArtGet. Madrid, Spain.
The two paintings entered were semi finalists in this competition. In addition to “Blues Music Awards in Memphis” becoming a semi finalist, “Red Hot Jazz” portrait is a finalist.
For the last couple of years I have had my art used for TV or movie set rentals. It’s very difficult to find images of them on set. Here is one, even if it is
from across the room.
These two shots are from “Julie and the Phantoms” and “Tracker”. More to come from the “YellowJackets.”


A big thank you to the people at Big City Blues magazine, featuring artists who paint the Blues.





This fall, I started showing my new “Pop-up Guitar” series at the Chali Rosso Gallery in downtown Vancouver. The opening party was great fun and the gallery looked amazing. There was an impressive selection of food with 2 movies by Picasso and Dali playing in the back.
This series is made from wood, guitar pieces, plaster, acrylic mediums, paint and a thick resin top coating.
I loved jazz fest this year. My new favorite group is Snarky Puppy. Too bad a storm blew through Jazz Fest and shut the final performers down after 15 minutes of playing.
This was a year for bad weather but it was still great.
I had a great time attending the BMAs in 2013

Memphis was alive with music as always. The BMA show was amazing. I highly recommend attending. Here are some photos from the show, Memphis and the area around Clarksdale.



I am so pleased to have my name along with friends from Musicmaker.org on bricks in front of the Delta Blues Museum. It feels good to have a part of us down at the Crossroads in Clarksdale. I have a special affection for that place. Here is a photo of our feet. I am near Pinetop Perkins! How cool is that! I am the shoe with a splotch of blue paint on it.
Anyone can get there name put on a brick. The ordering info is on the Museum’s website…http://www.deltabluesmuseum.org
As usual I had a wonderful time in Nola. How could you not? This year I had an Art opening in the French Quarter. Later that day we did Jazz fest which was wonderful. I listened to everything from the Black Keys, to Terence Blanchard.
That evening I had the privilege of having dinner with Taj Mahal and the board members of Musicmaker. If you are not familiar with Musicmaker check out their website..http://www.musicmaker.org and all that they do for the Blues community. Here are some photos from our week in Nola. Click Here
Next stop is Memphis for the Blues Music Award’s.