
I’ve had some happy upheavals in the last few years—a new house and new life on beautiful Bainbridge Island. I love my new studio, new friends and associations, particularly the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, where I’ve gotten involved in a number of ways. I’m still happiest in my studio, crammed with projects and clutter–mostly on paper and in clay. I’m still a painter and a printmaker but now in more three-dimensional ways. My ties to Seattle are still solid and the best—the Pratt Fine Arts Center, birth mother to much of the local art scene, the local art scene, Shift Gallery—still showing there after all these years—and my next-door Window Gallery at Shift, an exhibition space for artist friends, rocks on. As for the trials and tribulations of aging and the world at large—forget about it. I’ll be in my studio.