Sunday, February 19, 2012 At 3:09PM

After all of last year's Big Paintings, I've been thinking tiny and ephemeral and am having fun doing some small editions (40) and mailing them out.

Friday, February 17, 2012 At 9:21PM

One of my most favorite exhibitions, ever: Mike Kelley's Day is Done.

Sunday, January 29, 2012 At 10:54PM

Playing around - I started making these in 2008 with the end scraps of paintings- the collection of odd shaped cut off parts, left-overs. Idioms, funny pairings, palate cleansers, (Alice Elliott Dark called them 50-cent words). I am interested in what’s happening when they are all together.

Friday, January 13, 2012 at 10:08PM

Thanks to great photographer and friend Sara Stadtmiller, I'm now having fun with instagram.
To follow: delsayed

Friday, December 30, 2011 at 5:58PM

17 nice things from the past 12 months. Not in any order, except alphabetical of the first word.
An Agnes Martin Letter
Bob Herbert’s last op-ed
Breeders Son of Three video. This is not from 2011, but I had not seen this smile inducing video till this year.
Brian Eno Glitch
Cornel West on Riz Kahn show. Really, Cornel West anywhere, anytime.
Eagle egg hatching cam at Duke farm in Hillsborough, NJ in early April. Also the ispy app.
Egyptian revolution

Fugazi Live series
Garfield minus Garfield. Deep and also maybe not from 2011, but new to me.
John Baldessari’s Your Name in Lights
Type Truck mobile letter press truck
Out Like Lambs untitled EP
Peter Wegner's Monument To Change As It Changes
This kid’s shirt
Tibetan monks at Newark Museum worked for days on a sand mandala and then after a ritual ceremony, swept it up and emptied into the Passaic River.
Tyne Daly as Maria Callas
X show at the Stone Pony

Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 5:15PM

Spot on.
Week of Dec. 15
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Barney Oldfield (1878-1946) was a pioneer car racer who was the first ever to run a 100-mile-per-hour lap at the  Indianapolis 500. He was a much better driver while setting speed records and beating other cars on racetracks than he was at moseying through regular street traffic. Why? He said he couldn't think clearly if he was traveling at less than 100 miles per hour. I suspect you may temporarily have a similar quirk, Leo -- not in the way you drive but rather in the way you live and work and play. To achieve maximum lucidity, you may have to be moving pretty fast.

Sunday, December 11, 2011 at 5:43PM

A friend gave me some old Loran-C maps of our area. Although I've been working with mappy stuff for a while, I've never actually used real/found maps. I've been playing around with them in the studio in different ways, one of which was to black out all the text and numbers on the maps. It's tedious, meditative and fun. I made these drawings based on the one map I've been altering. They'll be at Parlor Gallery staring on Dec 17.