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Circus Contraption Amazes at CELLspace
February 19, 2005
acrylic on canvas, 3' x 3.5'

Circus Contraption performs the "Grand American Traveling Dime Museum" at CELLspace in August of 2004.

The music of this one-ring circus is fantastic (the troupe built around the band), the stunts are dupefying, and the humor is ripe. And they're all wonderful people.

This image is not a great reproduction of the painting - I'll work on taking a better photo.

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War is in the Air, People are in the Streets 3
December 18, 2004
acrylic on canvas, 11" x 14" (sold)

from a photo by Lauren Girardin taken on March 20, 2003.

In the aftermath of Bush's reelection, we need to remember how millions of people around the world united in unprecedented mass protest against his policies. Remember that?
Lauren describes the mood well on her site, Eat, Drink, Protest.

This is the drawing of the week for December 12 to 18, 2004.

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Vestibulation
October 6, 2004
acrylic on canvas, 3' x 4'

Something fun - priced at $600.

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Construction Sounds
September 8, 2004
acrylic on canvas, 3' x 3.5'

This painting is loosely inspired by Jake Ide's Construction Sounds album mixed with images of the destruction of the Valencia Gardens housing projects.

Yes, there's mushrooms on his head.

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South Hampton Walkway
June 22, 2004
marker on paper, 8" x 6"

A walkway extends back from Gail and David's house into the dunes, toward the beach.

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Leah (Classroom at Maxell detail)
January 20, 2004
mixed media on canvas

Leah can chill your bones with her stare - when she wants to.

This is a close-up of the painting "Classroom at Enola Maxwell."

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Driving to Shasta
February 16, 2003
marker and pencil on paper, 8.5" x 5"

I did this drawing in the car with my parents on the way to Mt. Shasta to go snow-shoeing with my brother.

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Anarchist Plant and the Federal Building
March 1, 2001
acrylic on canvas, 2' x 4'

This was the view from my old apartment in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. Steve Blackburn, my anarchist friend, gave me this plant when he left town for law school.

View the topic, "Anarchist Plant details" for closer looks at this painting.

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