Maine Jewish Museum, Solo exhibition(s) of new work by Jeffrey Ackerman and Kathy Weinberg.
November 2017-January 2018
267 Congress St.
Portland, ME 04101 207-773-2339

Links to my writing for the Maine Arts Journal as a contributing editor:

Joseph Ascrizzi—In the Garden of Entropy , an essay on an artist, his philosophy, and life.
Seeing Double, an essay on artists Robert and Nancy Morgan Barnes.
Hell's Gate Illuminated, an elegy for Paul Oberst, in memory of an artist and friend.
Crossing Bridges-Martin Wong—a road trip to the Bronx, and a family story.
Age of Heros: a visit in search of a teacher, his students and their muses an essay about artist Robert Hamilton, first appeared in the summer 2016 issue of the Maine Arts Journal.
(Almost) Stories, two chapters of a graphic novel.

My writing on Medium. An assortment of essays, poetry and creative non-fiction. Some of the articles previously appeared in the Maine Arts Journal and The Chart.

An exhibition catalog of Painting, Sculpture and Photography with an introduction by the artists.

A series of paintings by artist Kathy Weinberg from the 1990's that chronical the seasons and changing moods of the Hudson River at upper Manhattan. Short writings accompany and compliment the images.

Off the Coast, a quarterly Literary Journal in Maine, publishes poetry, artwork and reviews. Includes photographs and poetry by Kathy Weinberg

Writing about art and ideas in Maine and around the world in the form of review/essay.

A collection of my assorted writing.
Stories from fragments of memories, pieced together into a patchwork landscape. In carefully examined vignettes, drawn from rural and costal Maine or the neighborhoods of New York City, Home, and beyond, the past is revealed like a flea market full of chance discoveries where sometimes unexpected juxtapositions cause you to stop and come closer.

A show of self portrait/selfies. One of mine is included in the article, from a series of my night photographs where reflections create an interior and exterior view simultaneously.

A compiled book of photographs containing a cast of characters and scenes from life and the imagination. A realm where illusion and reality merge to form ellusive narratives and suggest fragments of allegory or myth.