Sculpture Gallery

EXHIBITIONS AND CURATING include:

2025 Curator, Stamped and Approved--Emeryville Public Arts, Rotten City Cultural District Gallery Exhibition;

2025 “What are you Worried About? RCCD Gallery; 2025 Placemaking in the Urban Environment Symposium sponsored by RCCD at Big Daddy’s Community Garden;

1989- 2025 Emeryville Art Exhibition Emeryville CA;

2024 “A Question of Balance” Sonoma County Museum of Art and History, Santa Rosa CA;

2021 “Art on the Edge I” Route One Gallery, Point Reyes CA and 2021 “Art on the Edge II” Peninsula Museum of Art, San Bruno CA; 2021 30th Anniversary Art in Public Places Street Banners exhibit, Emeryville CA; 2008 “Artscape Orinda,” 11 Public Art Sculptors;

2004 “Off the Rim” Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ;

2003 “Big Little” Jewelers and Sculptors in Metal, Oakland, CA;

2000 Introductions Sculpture Garden, Wildwood Farm, Glenellen, CA;

2000 Interpreting the Figure, Mill Valley Sculpture Garden

Sculptures

Effervescense (Water Tribute), 2024

metal, car paint

Reversed Images in the Water, 2023

metal, paper, and glass

Entering Emeryville, Peralta Underpass Mural, 2022

steel, enamel-based paint

94˝x60˝x18˝

Tanglefoot Bee Hotel, 2019

California Native bees love to live in wood and brick holes. There are more than 100 varieties (including bumblebees) which are not European honeybees. They are attracted by most flowers but they really love native plants and are an important part of our ecosystem. All pollinators are in danger but honeybees are particularly threatened because of a mite that is killing th

Living Water, 2014

welded steel, automotive enamel paint

12' x 8' x 2'

Beautiful Artifact, 2013

welded steel

8' x 3' x 2'

Sculpture Gallery

EXHIBITIONS AND CURATING include:

Sculptures

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