A Handful of Dust at Gallery Nucleus

My painting in the show A Handful of Dust: 25 Years of the Sandman at Gallery Nucleus in LA. The show also includes work by Dave McKean, Yoshitaka Amano, J.H. Williams III, Jason Shawn Alexander, Barron Storey, Michael Zulli, David Mack, Greg Ruth, and a dazzling array of  others.

 

My piece, Under a Red Moon (Worlds' End), revisits a scene I illustrated in the Sandman comic many years ago. Acrylic on panel, 24 x 30". Here are some details and a couple of pictures from the opening:

Also, here is an interview with me about the piece and the show, at Comic Book Resources.
The show continues through December 8th.



Sandman show at the Cartoon Art Museum

Sandman pages of mine on display at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco as part of their exhibition, Grains of Sand: 25 Years of the Sandman. The show also includes work by Dave McKean, Sam Kieth, Mike Dringenberg, Michael Zulli, Charles Vess, Barron Storey, Jeffrey Jones, and many more, with new work being added as it goes. Runs through March 16th, 2014. Come check it out!

figurative show, santa rosa

Before it ends, I should mention that I have a few works on paper in the show "Figuring Out the Figure" at the Santa Rosa Junior College Art Gallery. The show goes from November 4 through December 11 and includes figurative works on paper by a number of California artists. An exhibition catalogue is available at the gallery for $15. More info at srjc art gallery.

gallery nucleus

Opening this weekend at Gallery Nucleus: Endless Reflections - Commemorating 20 Years of Sandman Art, featuring two of my pieces and works by over 30 other artists.






If you're in the LA area, stop by!

Endless Reflections
October 4, 2008 – October 20, 2008
Opening Reception October 4, 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Gallery Nucleus
210 East Main Street
Alhambra, CA 91801
(626) 458 - 7482

comics

A couple of old comics pages of mine are in a group gallery show in Redwood City.
From the Books of Magic Annual no. 3 (Vertigo/DC). Script by Peter Gross

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