TLC Creations

11/04/2024

Pleased to learn that this piece won first prize in the gallery show at Michigan Medicine in the category of Collage & Mixed Media. Tickled pink.
It will remain on display at Taubman Center at the U-M Hospital through December 6, and it is available for purchase.

11/02/2024

This sort of thing will never not be thrilling to me. So honored and thankful for PARC - Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex and the PARC Art Gallery for the opportunity and sense of community for artists. This sign is on Main St.

Monet’s Pond and many other works of art are available for viewing 9 am to 9 pm daily at PARC in downtown Plymouth until early December.(Hallway right outside the gym.) I hope you’ll stop by! Maybe even find a unique gift for someone (or you).

10/19/2024

It’s casual. Just me and a GIANT poster of my Monet’s Pond mosaic. The poster and the mosaic are on display at PARC Art Gallery in Plymouth until early December.

09/18/2024

A new glass mosaic that also incorporates fabric and embroidery. “Breaking Gilead” is a 12”x12” piece designed to inspire action and provoke thought.
Inspired by illustration by Noma Bar and by one of my favorite authors, Margaret Atwood.
I implore you to use your power to vote and shatter injustice.

09/08/2024

Where you can find my work:
* PARC Art Gallery, Plymouth
* Skep Space Gallery, Farmington
* Gifts of Art Gallery, Taubman South, University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor
* Frame Works, Plymouth
* Scenic 2024, online exhibition

Coming soon:
* Plymouth Community Arts Council gallery
* ??

I'll update this list regularly. Thank you for your interest!

09/07/2024

If you live long enough and keep pursuing dreams, interesting things happen. This digital sign in downtown Plymouth features my mosaic “Blue Joy.” I’m tickled beyond words. (Haven’t caught it yet but will keep driving by. 😊)

09/05/2024

I'm honored to have "Beach Glow" appearing in the Michigan Medicine Employee Art Show, featuring more than 70 original pieces of art created by employees or family members (Taubman Center Gifts of Art Gallery). I invite you to view the show online. If you would like to vote for a piece that speaks to you, click on the piece, then "inquire," then type "vote" in the message field.

Each year Gifts of Art presents an in-person exhibition of artwork by Michigan Medicine faculty, staff, learners, volunteers and family members, now also available online. It showcases the exceptional talent, creativity and accomplishments of artists in the extensive (~30,000) Michigan Medicine comm...

09/01/2024

Introducing “Monet’s Pond,” a new glass mosaic based on a photo taken by my friend Alessandra in Giverny (see comments). This 12” x 12” framed piece features dozens of colors and textures to provide depth and capture light. It will head to a few gallery shows soon, and it is for sale. A little more work to do to perfect it. This one is worth seeing in person!

08/13/2024

“Beach Glow” will be exhibited at University of Michigan hospital beginning September 6 as part of the Employee Art Show. I invite you to see this one in person. The light reflections add so much.
Check it and many interesting works of art in the Taubman Center lobby. Go in the main hospital entrance and turn left. Always honored to have my work appear in the Gifts of Art Gallery.
12”x16” glass mosaic with stained and iridescent glass, 14-kt gold foil glass, shells, and wire.
This one is for sale. Inquire for pricing.

08/03/2024

“Swimming is the dance of the water and the swimmer. It’s about creating beauty in a space where gravity doesn’t exist.” ~Anonymous

Delighted and honored to have this piece featured in the PARC Gallery “Windows” exhibit. (Art was to reflect/depict what one might see peeking in the windows of the arts and rec center.) It features 17 shades of blue glass, including iridescent glass and 14-kt gold foil glass, plus glitter grout.

I invite you to visit the exhibit and see all the beautiful work. The gallery is open daily, and admission is free.

07/12/2024

Participating in Plymouth Art in the Park. Lots of new small pieces. Come by and say hi. I’m set up outside the amazing PARC Art Gallery on Main Street, just northeast of Church St.