Heat Source

Moving a large concrete sculpture out of the studio.

"A War Club for an Iroquois Still-Life Painter" I made this for a painter friend of mine. It has paintbrushes hanging from the back instead of feathers. Cherry and Hickory.

Temperature in the studio today...I need to get my chimney hooked up.

7/16th " when it was in progress.

Working on a new sculpture. I need to finish by the 15th.

I made this in 2007, it was based on a story a friend of mine told me.

Another installation from the "What's so Funny? Show at Gallery Project. The trailer is about 4 feet high.

Foot powered kinetic art for the "What's so Funny?" Show.

Installation with fans behind the head to power whirligigs at Gallery Project.

http://alligatorwrestler.tumblr.com/

One of the installations I made for the "What's so Funny?" show.

The "What's so Funny?" show ended on Nov. 28th at Gallery Project in Ann Arbor. Gus was home on break from Interlochen Arts Academy and helped me load all the installation pieces in the truck. http://http//www.thegalleryproject.com/press_archive/archive/050_whatssofunny.html

The Jackson Symphony Orchestra performing music from 'Peter and the Wolf' with my mixed media piece projected on the screen. Photo by Marcia Butterfield.

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http://www.jacksonsymphony.org/tickets_events/Nov13artworkb.html

Cindy Lou Who's Holiday Art Spectacular!

Mike Kelly is curating a Holiday Art Show based on Christmas Specials from the 1960s and 70s. I carved this piece based on the Abominable Snowman (Yeti) from the Rudolph animated special. He waves when you pull the string. 12" tall, wood, paint, string.

Neanderthal Cabinet, photo by Scott Buttrick.

Available from Gallery 105, Marshall, MI. http://www.gallery105.com/pewe.html