Upcoming Exhibition

Don't miss the reception for ODIN-ODEON on September 10th. The show runs from September 2nd until October 8th. Let me know what you think. Click the wiggly thing above for more info.
Time Casts Shadows

Edges soften or harden depending on the light source. Months merge to quick glimpses in the shadow of memory.Flashes are given sequence, and from the mind's turbulent puddle, we conjure up a stream.

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Recent Posts
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Tag Archives: Printmaking
Mage’s Boat
When someone is sent to find the old man, all else has already failed. If he’s not out in the boat, he’s out walking, some way off the paths, in-turned, but aware of each sound and scent, and each combination. … Continue reading →
Posted in Exhibitions, Prints, Rude Gallery Exhibition Sept-Oct 2010, Writing
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Tagged Akua, Art, boat, Denver, Earthsea, Eric Waldemar, Etching, Installation, LeGuin, mage, Monoprint, monotype, Odin-Odeon, Printmaking, RMCAD, Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Rude Gallery
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End of Empire
Some kind of Gene Wolfe parlor of tarnished escutcheons, faceless poise, and rotting velvet, with remnants of ruling families maintaining the procedures of dignity as any trace of distinction and inbred purpose fade. Ancestral identity becomes mere cashflow and costume. … Continue reading →
Posted in Aphorism, Ink, Prints, Rude Gallery Exhibition Sept-Oct 2010, Uncategorized
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Tagged Akua, Denver, End of Empire, Eric Waldemar, Etching, Gene Wolfe, gestural, Monoprint, monotype, Odeon, Odin, Printmaking, RMCAD, Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Rude Gallery
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Odin/Odeon: Monoprints and Movies at Rude Gallery
Here’s some text I put together for the show at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, which opens, I believe, on the second of September, a Thursday. (Be there around 7 or 8 or later.) There’s a longer version … Continue reading →
Posted in Cinema, Prints, Rude Gallery Exhibition Sept-Oct 2010
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Tagged Akua, Denver, Eric Waldemar, Monoprint, monotype, movie, Printmaking, RMCAD, Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Rude Gallery, video, visual music
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Sorting continually through all that comes in, obliges, and reveals itself.
A few more items for the RMCAD show in September. It’s been a busy few weeks – just back from California, off soon to Missoula, MT for an iron pour, with the end of the semester a little more than … Continue reading →
Big Show of Little Pictures
Grabbing odd moments in a busy life as a daddy/lecturer/artist, I’ve been working on a series of tiny prints, some of which will appear in an intricate array at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design’s Rude Gallery this September. … Continue reading →
First, make it, then, later, maybe ask questions about it. Or leave it alone.
Again, a batch of newish prints, which are more or less unedited, on purpose. More and more, art students are trained to shape a consistent “brand.” I prefer a free mind to an art hobbled by professional strategy. One kind … Continue reading →
Posted in Prints, Rude Gallery Exhibition Sept-Oct 2010, Uncategorized
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Tagged Akua, Denver, Eric Waldemar, gestural, Monoprint, monotype, Printmaking, RMCAD, Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design, Rude Gallery
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Back at the Press
The other night, I showed Carl Fuermann how to make a monotype, and while doing so, got back on that horse for a bit. Thank you, Carl. Just a few little bits here to share from that evening and a … Continue reading →

