2018 The Year in Review

2018
was an eventful year at Studio 419.

First came the name change,

from Dan's Recycled Art to Studio 419.

The year started with the Affiliates Artist show at 

Riverview Renaissance Center for the Arts.

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In April I was the featured artist at

An Octopus's Garden. 

This has become an annual event for Earth Day.

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June was a busy month.

I completed Community Spirit

for Homan Park in Swedesboro

                

                         

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Also in June

I held my first Open House and Sale 

at Studio 419

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In September I began exhibiting
in an exciting new gallery in Swarthmore, PA

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The year ended with Christmas sales 

at various galleries.

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Of course, none of this would be possible without
my lovely wife and agent extraordinaire,
Patrice

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A Second Chance

Monument to Industry

My latest show.

"A Second Chance"

will feature over 40 new 

pieces of sculpture.

Dark Ruins

Contrivance #1

These pieces are created from

the discarded items of modern industry.

I've taken found pieces of scrap metal

and collected parts of old machinery

and given them a second chance at life

as new pieces of art.

Blue Circles

Monolith

"A Second Chance" 

will be at

Annex 24 Gallery

24 W. Walnut Street

Lancaster, PA 17603

August 7-31, 2015

Opening Reception

Aug.7, 6-9 pm

7-UP

Arcade

New Pieces for Upcoming Summer Shows

 Here are a few new pieces 

that I will be debuting at one or another of my summer shows.

Look for these pieces this summer.

'UNTOOLED' A new look at our fathers'tools

Untooled is my newest series of sculpture.

This series looks back at the artistry inherent in vintage tools.

The tools that were used to build the Brooklyn Bridge, the model T, and the Eiffel Tower 

were designed with the same attention to beauty, functionality, and durability

as the structures they were designed to build.

Rather than creating artworks using tools as an element in a larger piece,

Untooled attempts to show the tools as works of art 

in and of themselves.

All of these tools were used by craftsmen in various disciplines

to build the America we know today.

2013

As the new year begins, I thought I'd
just post a few photos of some of my
sculpture from the past year.