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Something new for September: I'm introducing a line of 12"x12" mixed media minis, debuting at Affordable Art Fair NYC (September 16-20). These smaller-scale pieces carry the same abstract, layered process as the larger work, just sized for a different kind of space - and a great entry point if you've been wanting to start a collection. Stop by the booth to see the full series in person, or reach out for a preview before the fair opens.

Kicking off 2027 on the West Coast: I'll be exhibiting at the LA Art Show, January 6-10 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. It's one of the longest-running contemporary art fairs in the country, and a great chance to bring the work to new collectors outside the usual NYC and Miami circuit. More details on booth location to follow as the date gets closer - for now, mark the first week of January if you'll be in LA.

Closing out the year in Miami: I'll be part of both SCOPE and CONTEXT Art Miami during Art Basel week this December (1-6). These are two of the highest-energy fairs of the year, bringing collectors and galleries from around the world to see new abstract and contemporary work side by side. More details on booth location and preview access to follow - for now, mark the first week of December if you'll be in Miami.

Next stop: Affordable Art Fair NYC returns to Southampton September 16-20, and I'll be exhibiting a new selection of abstract and mixed media paintings. This fair is one of the best chances to see original work up close at a range of price points - whether you're starting a collection or adding to one. Save the date, and reach out if you'd like a preview of what's coming before the fair opens.

Another great run at Hamptons Fine Art in Southampton, NY this month (July 9-12). It's always a pleasure to see collectors respond to the work in person - there's a texture and depth to these abstract, mixed-media pieces that photos alone can't fully capture. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and shared their own read on the work; that back-and-forth is a big part of why I keep abstraction at the center of what I do. Missed the fair? The full portfolio is