My student, Gina White, and I have work in the All Florida Juried Art Show at the Morean Arts Center.  Several of my students have work in the Student Show, and I have a piece in the instructors show.

In 1980, shortly after moving to New Mexico, I started work on an installation entitled Suttee, Moths and the Bomb: a Trinity. I lived near Los Alamos where the nuclear bomb was developed and not far from Trinity sites where it was first detonated. In this installation I drew parallels among moths, insects that, according to one theory, fly into flames because of an evolutionary failure to adapt, and widows of India who were burned

  Taken at the artist’s reception January 3, 2014    

Works from the Terra Firma collage & mixed media series with Chautauqua, NY, soil “Mom, you’re too creative,” bemoaned my young son years ago when we had spread out over the entire kitchen floor creating a paper mache werewolf mask for Halloween. How much creativity is too much creativity? What is creativity? Joseph Chilton Pearce, author of The Crack in the Cosmic Egg and other books on human development, writes: “We tend to think of creativity