I am honored to be an invited guest artist showing two pieces at "Art Night '09," a third-annual art exhibit and fundraiser event to be held at the Belmont VFW Hall beginning at 7 pm. If you live nearby, please join us for a wonderful night showcasing the work of local artists' and show your support for the community of Belmont! Please feel free to contact me through this site for additional information.

11/22/2008:

I am excited to announce that my new studio space is at the Distillery in South Boston, MA. The Distillery is a vibrant community of artists, artisans, and small businesses located in a beautiful 19th century converted rum distillery building. Open studios are held twice a year.

You can check out the Distillery's site here: www.distilleryboston.com and my artist page here: http://distilleryboston.com/tenant_hauk.htm 

I feel so grateful to be surrounded by such amazing artists in the community! :)

9/23/3008:
The postcard is ready for the upcoming "Decay" show at Sixth Street Gallery in Vancouver. My work was featured on the exhibition announcement (shown below). Over 140 pieces were submitted internationally for this juried show, and with less than one-third of the work being accepted, this highly competitive show will prove to have quality work showcasing the theme of "Decay"! If you're in the area, definitely check it out! Pictures from the show will be posted soon.

 























9/2/2008:
I will have new work showing in an upcoming group exhibition, titled "Decay," at Sixth Street Gallery. If you're in the Vancouver area, definitely stop by the gallery to see the varying ways the topic of decay is visually explored!        
 
"Decay"
Sixth Street Gallery
Opening Reception Friday, October 3, 2008 from 5:00-9:00pm
Show runs October 3rd - November 6th, 2008
 
For contact info, gallery hours, or directions please refer to: www.sixthstreetgallery.com
 
Sixth Street Gallery presents "Decay" - an aesthetic interpretation of the various forms, stages, and manners of decay, and its effects in and upon the world around us. The passage of time brings the natural decay of our bodies and our faculties. Buildings are abandoned and left to crumble, changing the boundaries of our cities and nations. Moral and cultural decay eat away at individuals and societies from within. Life is change, and decay an inevitability, but decay can be just as much a force for rebirth as for ruin. For as the falling leaves of autumn decay upon the forest floor, they in turn serve as the basis for the re-emergence of life in the Spring, in the endless cycle of the seasons. All things decay and come to an end, but every end brings the possibility of new beginnings.
 
"I have always looked upon Decay as being just as wonderful and rich an expression of life as growth." - Henry Miller