Sunday, May 20, 2007

what a kick ass art show!

the exhibit/sale last night was lights out! the crowd was fantastic, the food delicious and everyone sold something!!! can't get much better than that...
pieces I did for the show...


"emotional resolution" (sold) "cradled" (sale pending)


"shared heart" (sold) "singular heart (sold + commisssion)
+ I walked out with two new pieces for the house...one from Slack and one from Trent Lawson...
now it's back to the studio to get ready for the Paseo Festival...


Thursday, May 17, 2007

getting ready...

for the show...

"singular" in process...

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

momma dog & pups...



little buggers need to find a home...

six11 creative...




new address marker/logo sign...done...

now I may be able to start the artwork for the show on Saturday...

Monday, May 14, 2007

Exhibit Opening...


Line Gallery presents:

Works by:

Skip Hill, Larry Pickering, Joe Slack & William R Struby

Opening Reception Saturday May 19th from 6-9 pm

Complimentary Food & Drink

Call 405-812-7175 or go to www.joeslack.com/linegallery.html for more info

4623 N Portland Avenue

(Sw corner...enter off of 46th Street)

the coolest safety glasses...

...on the planet.


biking and working...

needed to work in the studio today...but couldn't resist going for a ride this morning...met up with Josepe' at 9AM and headed from the shop towards Jones...all hills, all day...got totally cooked and felt great!

back to the shop for a cold garden hose shower, to the house to take care of the dogs and then to the Red Cup for a PBBH sandwich (peanut butter, bananas and honey...on wheat toast)...that hit the spot...then went back to the shop and worked until 11:15PM...made good progress and the week still seems hopeful at this point...worked on commission stuff but thought about sculptures...

still trying to come to terms with the emotional emergence concepts...and how to express those physically...hidden inner emotions and the peeling away of layers, all expressed in very simple forms...the pieces I've done previously, while I've been happy with them, don't seem to be where I want to be...

oh well, such is making art...

I guess.