New Work 1.10.2012

Manhattan Bridge
35" x 35"
Mixed media on panel




Highline Empire
35" x 35"
Mixed media on panel





Brooklyn Bridge #5
35" x 35"
Mixed media on panel





8th Avenue and Greenwich Village Avenue
35" x 35"
Mixed media on panel





Brooklyn Bridge #4
35" x 35"
Mixed media on panel

Charity Lift

I teamed up with Black Diamond to create some skis for the Kimball Art Center's annual Charity Lift event. The skis will be auctioned and 100% of the proceeds will go to charity. Charity Lift is at the Canyons on Saturday, December 10th, from 6:30 PM to 10:00.

Here's a spot on KSL about the skis and Charity Lift:

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=18349738&nid=749&title=dec-4-utah-candidate-nomination-carl-wimmer-and-charity-lift-2011

New Work

Eugene Water Tower
35 x 35
Mixed media



Woolworth Building
35 x 35
Mixed media




Brooklyn Bridge
35 x 35
Mixed media




John F. Kennedy Library
35 x 35
Mixed media




24th Aspen Street, Philadelphia
35 x 35
Mixed media




Garden City House
12 x 12
Acrylic

Dream Box

This Dream Box was done for the American Cancer Society.

Light for Design Build Bluff

Last weekend Design Build Bluff (http://www.designbuildbluff.org/) had a gala to raise money for their cause. They asked artists and architects to create light fixtures out of recycled materials. This is what I came up with.

Having a great time working with some incredible artists at Relevant 2011. The show opening is tomorrow night at the Kimball Art Center in Park City. There will be work by all of the participating mentors and artists: Jeff Juhlin, Sean Diediker, Jared Steffenson, R. Nelson Parish, Tracey Snelling, myself, Karen Cleveland, Ricardo De Sousa Costa, Ryan Ruehlen, Molly Kaderka, Ian Leinbach, and Mackenzie Donovan.

http://www.parkrecord.com/ci_18602775?IADID=Search-www.parkrecord.com-www.parkrecord.com

Mentoring at Relevant

The Relevant artist in residence program brings up-and-coming artists to Park City for week long event in which they produce one work of art while having a professional artist as a mentor. I will be mentoring Karen Cleveland, who recently graduated with an MFA from Georgia State University.