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STRANGER LIVES ESSAY by DOROTHY MOSS

March 27, 2018

Summer is nearly here and I'm thinking back on this thoughtful essay Dorothy Moss wrote last year to accompany my STRANGER LIVES book

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XOXO

Group Exhibition

Jan 14th. - Feb 22nd

Reception and Artist Talk :

Feb 13th @ 6:30

Candela Gallery

214 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220

Candela Gallery is excited to open 2025 with XOXO: inspired by the beloved and overly-commodified day of Saint Valentine, this group exhibition takes a playful look at dynamics and byproducts of love. Take a walk through the back gallery for pops of rouge, birds of romance (and mythology), missed connections, and dreamy landscapes.

Including fresh works and featured inventory by:

Michael Abramson
Tommy Bruce
Peter Cochrane
Meg Griffiths
Michael Joseph
Nick Lenker
Yushi Li
Greta Pratt
Caitlin Teal Price
Em White
Willie Anne Wright

The Reality Principle

Karin Davie & Caitlin Teal Price April 6th - May 25

2024

1932 9th Street NW, #C102, (Enter from 9 1/2 Street)
Washington, D.C

Thursday - Saturday,

11 AM - 6 PM

Karin Davie : Beam me up , 2022

Caitlin Teal Price, Magenta, 2023

Looking forward to showing a few new Scratch drawings with Candela Gallery at Art on Paper NYC this year!

So fun it when Stranger Lives get some love! The series I made 2007 - 2016 still making moves.

“Holy Inventions” curated by Isabel Manalo for Addison Ripley reviewed in:

&

The Washington Post

A few of my works in

Art Maze Mag : Issue 29

Object Lesson : On The Influence of Richard Benson -Available Now Through Aperture Books

SCRATCH DRAWINGS 2021 The Catalogue

Limited Edition

SIGNED Catalog
Edition of 100

Individually numbered
Published by Candela Books

$35

Adjacency Is a Kind of Order: Pairing painting and photography @ Formerly Was // Washington, DC // Sep - Nov 2021

The Best Local Photography Exhibits of 2021!

THANK YOU! Washington City Paper and Louis Jacobson for including us

Reviewed by Louis Jacobson for the The Washington City Paper

Clarice in Red, 2010

And by Mark Jenkins for the

The Washington Post

T, 2010

So Hot You Could Fry an Egg

Cody Gallery @ Marymount University // June - Aug 2021

A sizzling Exhibit Crackles with Creativity.

LOL, the title of the review by Mark Jenkins in the Washington Post. - July 2021