Art Opening: Asheville, NC - October 15, 2010

I will be having a show of my work at St. Matthew's Anglican Church in Weaverville (Asheville), NC from October 15th - November 15th. The show will feature some of my recent sacred art.

The real special thing about this show, however, is that it is a "three priest" art show! It is a triple bill of my work, the work of Fr. Johann Vanderbijl, and Fr. Paul Blankenship, SSC. A portion of the proceeds will go to help Anglican mission parishes in India.

Please come out and meet us at the opening, check out our art, and have a fun time of fellowship!

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