For a limited engagement, we have installed some new works at the Easy Street Gallery in Carefree. We don't often get the opportunity to exhibit our framed artwork, so we're enjoying this chance to show off a little bit.
The gallery is an open-studio concept, so we're working there once or twice a week. The gallery is located behind the Carefree Post Office on Easy Street (natch!) and is open varied hours or by appointment. Check out the webiste, easystreetgallery.com for more information.
The studio is primarily 'focused' on the antiquities, art and architure of the American Southwest (pardon the photographic pun). Our travels take us to the far reaches of the American outback and our research has delved deep into the cultures that came before. Through our photography we hope to preserve our cultural heritage for generations to come and lend light to the beautiful land we call home. Join us on our journey.
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
New Projects--December 2011
There seems to have been a flurry of events in the past month or so that have called for flowers--bouquets sent to friends and family across the nation.Rather than send flowers with fleeting powers, Gil chose to translate his feelings into something more permanent with this studio arrangement. With a title of "Forever," we hope to extend a reminder for the recipients of what they all mean to us for, well, a very long time.
Monday, November 7, 2011
New Projects--November 2011

It's never too late to start a blog, the object is to just start. It's been a project on the to do list for a long time. So now is the time.
The latest photography we have been working on are studio compositions.
There were the most beautiful (and inexpensive) peppers at the grocers last week, which spoke of harvest season. We just had to take their picture. As we speak we're printing them to see whether we prefer paper or canvas.
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