DAVID IS NOW A RESIDENT ARTIST @ LITMUS GALLERY & STUDIOS
Join me first Fridays at Litmus Galleries or call to make an appointment.
MAY 3rd NEXT FIRST FRIDAY- will be hosted by Antino Art www.AntinoArt.com
MAY 3rd NEXT FIRST FRIDAY- will be hosted by Antino Art www.AntinoArt.com
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LITMUS GALLERY
312 W CABARRUS ST.
RALEIGH, NC 27601
Lunchtimes: DAVID WILL BE CONDUCTING ART DEMOS AT IMURJ
BLUE RIDGE II.
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FACE TIME
BIOLUMINESCENCE
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AFFORDABLE PAINTINGS ON SALE NOW AT THE IMURJ GIFT SHOP. 300 S MCDOWELL, RALEIGH NC and
@ LITMUS GALLERY 312 W CABARRUS, RALEIGH NC |
HARVEST (left) and FIREPOT (right). Acrylic mixed media.
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DURHAM ART GUILD EXHIBIT AT DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL -APRIL 19 opening -June 8
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"STILL LIFE IN A RAINY BRAIN".INSPIRED AFTER VIEWING MATISSE.
FOR SALE AT THE DAC |
ART OF MIND @ IMURJ
May 3rd opening-June 3
HEALING A MIND FROM FEAR
on display at Imurj, 300 S McDowell, Raleigh
May 3rd opening-June 3
HEALING A MIND FROM FEAR
on display at Imurj, 300 S McDowell, Raleigh
PoArtry: POETIC CONVERSATION WITH THE ART OF NEGENTROPY | SUNDAY JUNE 23RD 6:30 PM @ IMURJ
IMURJ poets have a poetic conversation with David's art.
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THE GOLEM SLEEPS
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ALYSON FULLER-SMITH
'THE GOLEM SLEEPS" |
ASPHALT CONTRAILS
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Reflection
(to Asphalt Contrails) By Colleen McNamara Caught in the rain, sought shelter of a tree Stayed safe and dry, no insurance policy Clean rain falls, but what about Flint? 500,000 gallons of poison polluting kids Government filters are being issued for voices To silence the childless, hiding their choices The TV screams loud, but doesn't ring true Our brothers and sisters are not in the news And as the rain eased, the tree's halo shone With unity in humanity, Flint's not alone |
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Dialogue- 2nd Take by Antino Art
I sit beside myself on mornings like this, one coffee between us. We grab a chair facing the window. I ask, "What is her favorite color?"
A wordless song pours overhead: 'Sophisticated Lady' by Duke Ellington. We barely know her. "In jazz, the solos are the parts you look forward to," I convince myself.
"These things take time," I add. So we wait staring out the window at the road ahead, until the untouched coffee settles to room temperature. We leave it there, head for the door into the rainy December mist.
She shows up hours later, orders an Earl Grey, sits in the same chair. She covers her face with the latest issue of The Stranger, opened to the horoscope.
"You will fall back in love with yourself." Coffee and rain sound good together, and Seattle knows it. They bring out the clear blue sky within. Or at least that's what I'd tell her.
I sit beside myself on mornings like this, one coffee between us. We grab a chair facing the window. I ask, "What is her favorite color?"
A wordless song pours overhead: 'Sophisticated Lady' by Duke Ellington. We barely know her. "In jazz, the solos are the parts you look forward to," I convince myself.
"These things take time," I add. So we wait staring out the window at the road ahead, until the untouched coffee settles to room temperature. We leave it there, head for the door into the rainy December mist.
She shows up hours later, orders an Earl Grey, sits in the same chair. She covers her face with the latest issue of The Stranger, opened to the horoscope.
"You will fall back in love with yourself." Coffee and rain sound good together, and Seattle knows it. They bring out the clear blue sky within. Or at least that's what I'd tell her.
Dusk Hideaway
Four Ways of Looking at Dusk Hideaway by David Rubin
A stream meanders, bends and turns.
The brash discretion of a blue woman’s back.
Blue forest girl rejects connection.
The rash direction of a trickle’s track.
A sound attracts the hidden goddess in the vernal swath.
Some thing becomes way off beyond the boisterous reeds.
A stream meanders, bends and churns.
A newly nest of woman noodle soup.
--David Lieberman
Four Ways of Looking at Dusk Hideaway by David Rubin
A stream meanders, bends and turns.
The brash discretion of a blue woman’s back.
Blue forest girl rejects connection.
The rash direction of a trickle’s track.
A sound attracts the hidden goddess in the vernal swath.
Some thing becomes way off beyond the boisterous reeds.
A stream meanders, bends and churns.
A newly nest of woman noodle soup.
--David Lieberman
Familia De Finca
Fields for rooms know cathedral ceilings
highest ever worked for
built in
lightning shows
taking focus off the flowers and up:
air of grain | water of hot | mouth of dirt
Cloud-shadow congealing like oil or agency
over machines saving backs easy as
breaking jobs by
lines of solid color
tilled out like separate beliefs and lifted eyes
strata in clay | in years | in funneled minutes
Children for work but they drink too much
-:Sun:- in summer
hardly a verb
hopefully a promise
of plenty: take to the wind to the rotation
reap this time | this whisper | this remember
Loose roots claim a together beneath the was
bleaching in the wormy dark saying
how it is now
how it is sometimes
how it is purpose what binds the slowest when
raked by the warmth | the hour | the open weight.
- Joshua Lamm
VeronDESERT SUNSET
You wanna know what I see?
I see colors.
Like my people, white and black, but we’re brothers.
You wanna know what I feel?
I don’t.
Because like AZ said in “The Format”, the Cyph is closed.
You wanna know what I think?
I think a lot.
And sometimes it takes up everything I got.
I see purple. I see yellow. I see blue. I see green.
To be honest, it’s pretty, one of the prettier things I’ve seen.
I see brushstrokes, and paint, endless colors, no start.
I see so much, but I’m not good with art.
I see a field in the desert, little bits of grass.
Not like the drugs I can’t buy when I’m low on cash.
I see mountains, and flowers, and a sun that is setting
While Earth’s humans wait for the end, throwing dice and betting.
-Veronica Tomás
You wanna know what I see?
I see colors.
Like my people, white and black, but we’re brothers.
You wanna know what I feel?
I don’t.
Because like AZ said in “The Format”, the Cyph is closed.
You wanna know what I think?
I think a lot.
And sometimes it takes up everything I got.
I see purple. I see yellow. I see blue. I see green.
To be honest, it’s pretty, one of the prettier things I’ve seen.
I see brushstrokes, and paint, endless colors, no start.
I see so much, but I’m not good with art.
I see a field in the desert, little bits of grass.
Not like the drugs I can’t buy when I’m low on cash.
I see mountains, and flowers, and a sun that is setting
While Earth’s humans wait for the end, throwing dice and betting.
-Veronica Tomás
THE ART OF NEGENTROPY | FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 7th 2019 @ IMURJ GALLERIES
David will be a featured artist for the month of June. Join him for the opening on the 7th and throughout the month. His art is now on sale in the gift shop.
Sea Turtle Seeking Jane
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ALIENS AMONG US
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