The patron specifically asked me to paint it with "as toxic of pigments as possible" so the reds and yellows are cadmiums, the green is cadmium and cobalt (a true double-whammy of a tube if I've ever gotten one), and the black is lamp black that I suspected was made from burnt tires (as that's what it smelled like). I was not able to track down a lead white for this, unfortunately.
I also made this one for WAYO's annual fundraiser. It also didn't end up getting picked to be the fundraiser reward shirt but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go donate to help keep WAYO on the air! WAYO is a local volunteer-
You ever lose two and three-quarters million dollars so your friend-sometimes-rival can have a little bit of a writing gig after some health issues? Dario Argento has. Summary I could tell the difference between real life and waxwork. As a scholar once expertly put it: "For
Website link • 137 East Ave, Rochester NY 14604 I'll have a piece in the Rochester Contemporary Art Center's 36th annual Member's Exhibition. You may be able to see me at the opening reception on First Friday, December 4th 2026, between 6 and 9pm.
I have a piece in this among 70 other artists; it's a really cool show, really cool space, which you should check out. The show opens on Oct 16, 2026 and closes on Jan 22, 2027. Kathy Clem Museo de Arte site 3495 Winton Place, Building D-1,