My family history is working with our hands — my artist father, my boatbuilder grandfather, and my machine shop great-grandfather. 

My formal training in art was academic — graduating with highest honors in art history from Williams College in 1974.  Years later, I came to my own creative space through life drawing at the Art League in Alexandria, VA.  And when I put my hands in clay in 2008, I soon found my passion for sculpting the human form.  I have been a full-time artist since 2014.

In my personal, professional and artistic life, I am committed to making the world a better place.  Before becoming an artist, I taught elementary school, and I capped a 30-year legal career by retiring as the general counsel of an international labor union.

My studio is outside of Washington, DC.

Gallery Representation/Membership:

• Studio Gallery, 2108 R Street, NW, Washington, DC  20008 (on Board of Directors)

Residency:

• Artist in Residence, Community Center, Greenbelt, MD

Teaching:

• Instructor in ceramic sculpture, Community Center, Greenbelt, MD

Affiliations:

• Washington Sculptors Group (WSG)
• Maryland Federation of Art (MFA)
• National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA)

Prices and availability of pieces are furnished on request.  Inquiries from galleries — or any other inquiries — are welcome.

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