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.

==========================================================

In April I was the featured artist at

An Octopus's Garden. 

This has become an annual event for Earth Day.

======================================================

June was a busy month.

I completed Community Spirit

for Homan Park in Swedesboro

                

                         

======================================================

Also in June

I held my first Open House and Sale 

at Studio 419

=========================================================

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

=====================================================

The year ended with Christmas sales 

at various galleries.

================================================

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

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------
----------
--

A Rakish Note

Here's a new piece for the 

rakish musician or music lover.

Some new and old works

Here area few photos of some sculptures.
some old, some new.

 

2016

2016

A Year in Sculpture

January

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

February

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

March

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

April

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

May

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

June

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

July

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

August

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

September

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

October

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

November

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

December

============================================================================================================================

===============================

===============

=====

=

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.

Astronomers

My latest series of sculptures

are abstract pieces 

named after famous astronomers.

*

Kepler

Johannes Kepler was a 16th century astronomer who discovered that the planets 

followed an elliptical orbit around the sun.

*

Herschel

William Herschel is known for his discovery of the planet Uranus 

and many nebulae and other celestial bodies.

*

Ptolemy

Claudius Ptolemy was an Egyptian mathematician 

and astronomer of the 2nd century AD.

He first described the solar system as a series of nested spheres.

*

Galileo

 Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer.

He is known as the father of modern astronomy.

*

Sagan

 Carl Sagan was a twentieth century American astronomer who was active in the search for extraterrestrial life and contributed to most of the space missions 

to Mars and the outer planets.

*

Lefty Loosey - Righty Tighty

Lefty Loosey and Righty Tighty

  are my two newest wall hangings.

The titles come from an old mechanic's saying.

When someone was unsure which way to turn a screw, the

mechanic would say "lefty loosey, righty tighty"

Lefty - Loosey

Righty - Tighty

These two pieces prominently feature tools that turn-

wrenches, screwdrivers, drill bits, etc.

Detail  -  Lefty-Loosey

Detail  -  Righty-Tighty

They are on the larger side, measuring 24" in diameter by 40" in height.