| Introduction | |
| Archives Page One | |
| Sculpture | |
| Painting | |
| Works on Paper | |
| Exhibitions | |
| Biographical Notes | |
| Quotes & Comments | |
| Bibliography | |
| Public Projects | |
| My Studio | |
| Shows & Openings | |
| Art Talks | |
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Exhibitions: Making It Manifest, Exposure to the World. . .
Dancers dance. Actors and musicians perform. Artists exhibit their work, To me, art is not totally visual — it's not a take-it-or-leave-it endeavor where stuff is simply placed before viewers who simply like or dislike what they see. In the visual arts, interaction with colleagues, curators, writers, reviewers, collectors and the public — positive, negative, excessive or lacking, profoundly affects the whole of what and who artists are. Exhibitions are a part of this whole.
