• La Mesa of Santa Fe Gallery – www.lamesaofsantafe.com. My association with this fine gallery began in 2007. Through the past few years I have managed to build my main body of work for sale at this location. See images of available work at the La Mesa page on this site.

• The Flying Pig Gallery. – www.theflyingpig.biz. During the Workshop Circuit of 2010 I met the owners of The Flying Pig Gallery and Greenspace located in Algoma, WI. There was an instant rapport and now I am building a body of work for sale in the East. See images of available work at the Flying Pig page on this site.

• The Garden Art Forum – www.thegardenartforum.com. This is a wonderful site where creative people get together to discuss and show their work. The main focus is about people making a wide range of work for themselves and their dwelling spaces. It has a friendly sense of community and a comfortable place for the exchange of ideas and advice. There is professional work as well and numerous links scattered throughout the discussions pages to unique work from interesting sites around the world. I am honored to be a featured artist at this site.

• Ferrocement Educational Network – www.ferrocement.net. This is a great website and forum for anyone interested in techniques using ferrocement. Skilled individuals from around the world discuss various methods, relate their expertise and offer advice. Founder Paul Sarnstrom offers a number of workshops at FEN in beautiful Montrose, CO each summer.

• The Tennessee Association of Craft Artists – www.tennesseecrafts.org. I was a member of TACA from 1999 – 2010 but have left this organization now that I have moved to NC. The TACA Craft Fairs are always on the first full weekend in May and the last weekend in September at Centennial Park in Nashville, TN. Visit the TACA website to learn more about this fine organization.

• The Estuary – www.theestuary.org. This is a wonderful place for personal healing and a deeper understanding of self. Its sister organization The School of Healing Arts is where I learned about the subtle energies of auric and kabbalistic healing. Through an array of methodologies these organizations have empowered numerous individuals to find balance in their lives.

• Carol Parsons – www.originalartworx.com. Carol only has a minimal page up currently. When we get time a more expanded website of her work will be presented.

• Sherri Warner Hunter – www.sherriwarnerhunter.com. Her two recent books on working with concrete have become the definative starting place and resource for those seeking instruction in mosaics and the medium of concrete. Sherri is a long time TACA member.
  Creating With Concrete by Sherri Warner Hunter; NY: Lark Books, 2001, ISBN 1-57990-179-4. This book is out of print and is now in paperback as Creating Concrete Garden Ornaments.
  Creative Concrete Ornaments for the Garden by Sherri Warner Hunter; NY: Lark Books, 2005, ISBN 1-57990-585-4.
  Currently she does lecture tours and offers a variety of workshops nationwide with a focus on mosaics. Being a Featured Artist in these books has essentially established me as the person at the top of the field concerning wet carved concrete.

• Michael Leask – Michael contacted me a while back after he found my work on the web. He sent me a few images of his work and we dialogued by email. He has been carving for over twenty years. Now I feel like I have found veteran concrete carving peer. Like me he has been struggling with his passion to carve and keeping himself functioning and alive in the world. Until I find out otherwise I feel he is the most accomplished concrete carver in Europe. Someday maybe we could work out a swap if either of us can afford the shipping. I would love to have one of his cobra pieces. Click HERE to see a small gallery of Michael's work on this site. You can email him at michaelfaeasta@tiscali.co.uk

• Julieanne Caulderon – www.jynja.com. Jynja lives in Salt Lake City where her main focus has been on mosaic pieces both large and small. We met through The Garden Art Forum where she is a moderator. Her home is in a constant state of deconstruction and construction as it morphs into one cool place. In the summer of 2008 I spent time there doing two carving workshops.

• Jill Montgomery – www.studiommosaics.com. Jill is and accomplished and skilled mosaic artist. Her studio is outside Portland, OR in a beautiful rural setting. I did a concrete workshop with her in 2008 and hope to visit again the next time I'm in the Northwest.

• Karen Cole – www.kcolepaintings.com. I met Karen and her husband John a few years ago in Santa Fe at an art opening and we bonded immediately. Karen's paintings of flowers are exquisite. While visiting them I was able to view her work around the house at leisure. They glow.

• Paul Michael Quinn – www.pmquinn.net. Mike is one of my best pals since the 80's. We shared an office in grad school. Not much can be said here, you just have to experience his world yourself.

• Kem Alexander – www.kemalexander.com. Kem is a creative and delightful person. Her unique work continues to develop in a variety of ways. Kem is also featured in the Hunter books and is a TACA member.

• Bill Brimm – www.billbrimm.com. Bill does unique assemblages furniture and decorative art pieces for the home. That's the best way I can put it but it will be more clear if you check out Bill's site and view his work and his book about Peru.

• Ramsey Hall – www.ramseyhalljewelry.net. I have known Ramsey and her husband F.M. for over ten years. She is a skilled jeweler and makes beautiful pieces. Another TACA member of many years. Visit the TACA website above and find links to a number of skilled crafts people.

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