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September ’22 Studio Update
It’s been an overwhelming month in studio. I saw a lot of art this month, worked on several tangential projects that eroded my time, and tried to keep pushing things forward. Here’s how the month went:
April ’22 Studio Update
Is this the end or not? What ‘s going on anymore? Does anything make sense? Is it really the fall or the landing that kills you? It’s been another month in studio.
Northeast Open Studio Tour – 1st Annual
On Saturday, April 30 the first annual Northeast Open Studio Tour takes place! Organized by Rebecca Koop of Back Door Pottery, a variety of studio spaces will be open all day, including the very site you’re reading now, schliefkevision. The tour kicks off at The EGG for its grand (re)opening featuring the work of local…
A New Old Way to Show Art
The past couple of years have been a struggle. Making art has been an overwhelming task at times. Showing art has literally been impossible at times. All of that changes in 2022. I’m using a new old way to show art. I’ll be bringing back salon shows in Kansas City.
September ’21 Studio Update
After months of a bored, uninspired ennui, I finally found a gear to start to get some work done in studio. Lots of sketching, plotting and writing are leading up to a big year end finish.
A New Northeast Kansas City Mural
It’s been a while since I’ve painted anything of scale. So when I took on painting a mural on the side of the building that houses my studio, I was unprepared for the physical nature of the assignment.
August ’21 Studio Update
Things are beginning to turn the corner and art production, while only existing in the deep past, seems to be building towards happening again soon. Writing, sketching and a mural make up the bunch of my workload this month.
SKYPE CLASSES NOW AVAILABLE!
In response to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, I’m now offering my painting and drawing lessons as private Skype classes in lieu of in-person classes.
November ’18 Studio Update
There’s nothing like moving to slow down your momentum…