Archive for the Performance Category
My 89-year-old grandmother was in attendance during this performance with The Hulihees. As a tribute, I painted her portrait using BOTH hands simultaneously. I suspect that my feet are starting to get jealous.
The Hulihees take the stage for the first time together. I marked the momentous occasion with four custom art concoctions.
A live painting performance during an art reception at Philadelphia’s North Bowl Lounge.
Doing my thing in front of my things while the Brian Donahue Band does theirs.
The final leg of the Emergenza competition brought me and the band to Philadelphia’s famed Theatre of the Living Arts. After the performance, we were, again, mauled by groupies.
I enjoy working with youngsters, we have a similar attention span.
The Levelheads and I figuratively set the stage ablaze during our first appearance at Philadelphia’s North Star Bar! The set marked our participation in the second round of a city-wide band competition, Emergenza. We were awarded top honors of the evening and secured a spot in the finals.
Another painting whipped up live on stage with my pals, the Levelheads. This fertile female was composed entirely during a single song.
Philadelphia super group, The Level Heads, invited me to fling some paint during a gig in the Spring of 2004. The show was so well received, the fellas and I had to run down the street and hide in a telephone booth to avoid being mobbed by fans and groupies.
In the Summer of 2003, I appeared live on a local news program called “FOX Good Day Philadelphia.” At the start of the show I rolled out over 150 feet of blank paper in front of the studio building. Throughout the two and a half hour broadcast, I painted a sprawling composition that included likenesses of the newscasters, Philadelphia icons and viewer requests.
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