Five Seasons Studio

06/08/2026

Just a few of the folks who came to our Southwest show Friday night. I was wondering how many people had ever seen a cowboy movie, I surveyed our guests and found that about 40% had not! I was asked if Indiana Jones counted! That's chocolate cherry amaretto in my hand from Lick ice cream. It was really yummy! Lick has been our gallery neighbor for many years and will be moving to their new location in Broad Ripple. Our First Fridays will really miss them.

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Getting ready for our Western show
on First Friday. I will be showing mostly acrylic and watercolor paintings; Andy will display vintage Navajo, Hopi and Zuni jewelry; we have a Two Gray Hills rug woven by Navajo artist Marie Lee, this wool is not dyed,
but from natural colored sheep wool. I spent a week on the Navajo Rez for a rug weaving workshop with Jennie Slick. We gathered desert plants and dyed wool, traveled to several trading posts and to the Crownpoint rug auction. We were in Hillerman country! Below you can see some of my inspiration books. Put on your Western wear, pull on those cowboy boots and come join us Friday night!

05/29/2026

I have been curating music for our Southwest Heritage Arts show in June. Our background music will be from The Grand Canyon Suite, Carlos Nakai, themes from Western movies and of course, cowboy songs. Do you think people younger than fifty have even seen a cowboy movie? Can they even recognize Tumbling Tumbleweeds by Rex Allen or El Paso by Marty Robbins?

04/29/2026

A new Marbled Impressionism this week, untitled so far.
11x14 matted and framed n a washed gray. I love the blue mountains. Come see this and more new works at Five Season Studio this Friday May 2 at Factory Arts District during the First Friday Art Walk. I'll be looking for you!

03/25/2026

March Madness!