My work is now part of the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Institute Archive of American Art. Click here to read all about it, but if you are viewing on a phone, first scroll down all the way to the bottom and tap “View Full Site!” 

From the East Village 1980s Memory Series

From the Hampden/The Avenue Series

From The Modern Venus Series

From The Forgotten History of Staten Island, a public art project funded by a NYSCA Grant.

From The Onyx Fool at the Smithsonian

From Peter Pigeon of Snug Harbor

From Freelance Writing: “Why Bunny isn’t Funny Anymore.”

If you are viewing this on a phone, scroll down all the way to the bottom and tap “View Full Site,” otherwise many pages will be hard to read due to a recent WordPress Theme upgrade.

For a quick overview of what I’ve done for the past decade go to my Baker Award nomination page.  There software is set up for quick overviews.

MyfabulousCareer.com was a blog. It was never meant to be an online showcase, or sales office, or anything like that. However. like a lot of people, I’ve stopped blogging much. But I’m adding archives. The idea is to create a history of what one person did over a long career in the arts. But, anyway, it’s a work in progress. I’m currently redoing the portfolios.   Above are pictures of some of the things I’ve done during my fabulous career.

Click Here to Read My Post About the Beginning of My Fabulous Career

My work is now in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian
Institute Archive of American Art. Click here to read all about it!