*This Web site does not refer to any specific individual and/or their legal agreements and was intentionally developed using primitive HTML techniques in a simplified attempt to reject the templated normal view much as I seek to do so with my art ... inventing my own techniques The only specific individual refereed to by any work is Kevin L. O'Brien, artist/Web Designer. The only specific legal agreements involved are those that I enter into myself. ***Caution: this page may not be pretty, I used Paint program and raw html, etc.
*I exhibited 2 paintings At ArtExpoNYC, in April, 2022ArtExpoNYC
This piece on exhibit @ Las Laguna Gallery May 4 - May 27, 2023
Homage to Dubuffet's Homage to Klee's Senecio (if it existed)
was also selected for a Juried exhibition by Hopkinton Arts Center, Hopkinton, MA
You: Artists Depict Themselves - October 7 - November 19, 2019
My work Power Double Cheeseburger was selected for the 2019 Legacy Family Festival at Gov. Ames Estate, North Easton, MA
Power Double Cheeseburger had also been selected for the 2014 Community of Artists Juried Exhibition,
from May to August, 2014: at the Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA. USA
My Work
Hamburger
Won the 6TH ArtSlant 2013 Showcase for MultiMedia.
This 7 foot tall hamburger, was constructed using
my own brand of primitive carpentry. It was a seminal work for me
My artwork Star Spangled Banner
was selected to to be displayed,
on a large video screen on the 2nd floor
of the Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
My piece
van Gogh's Sunflowers
will be in the show "Summer at Large" at Midway Studios,
Boston, MA from June 18th to July 31st, 2013
My work was
selected by the EWNS Project,
based in Paris, which is providing a window for the
international art scene. It presents a selection of artists
to the French market, and the entire world!
My work
Skyscraper
will be at the 2013 Community of Artists Juried Exhibtion
at the Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA
white is a color too.
Sometimes, I use it as a background color
Other times, I use it with/behind
other colors to achive greater contrast
on top of masonite/etc.
klob
