3! Naked in New Hope

Join me for the opening reception  for 

Naked in New Hope 

at the New Hope Sidetracks Art Gallery. 

Three of my works will be on exhibit in this  petite gallery along the railroad tracks which border this fantastic gallery and restaurant  town. I hope to see my friends there. Come for dinner in Lambertville, NJ or New Hope, PA and an evening stroll across the historic bridge over the Delaware river. Joel and I will be celebrating 27 years of marriage, come share a toast! 

September 7, 2013 6-9 PM

2A Stockton Avenue

New Hope, PA 18938

www.sidetracksart.com

215.862.4586

The Sketchbook Project 2012

Sketchbook Project 2012
for the tour schedule, click the link
http://www.arthousecoop.com/projects/sketchbookproject2012

 Into the World, by Kevan Lunney

Cover, screened blue ink on white cotton  is a story about my daughter and is only related to the book by color.
The story is on the cover and the illustrations are inside!
Into The World, 5 x 7" hardbound book by Kevan Lunney
2012 Sketchbook Project  for the Art House Co op, Brooklyn, NY

The entire book is blue and white. Each page has a window which frames the image.
Into The World, 5 x 7" hardbound book by Kevan Lunney

There are 8 nudes machine stitched on white cotton.
Into The World, 5 x 7" hardbound book by Kevan Lunney
2012 Sketchbook Project  for the Art House Co op, Brooklyn, NY

Into The World, 5 x 7" hardbound book by Kevan Lunney 2012

                                                                         
The Story-                                                                        
She didn't want to come into the world. She waited. Everyone else said it was time. So after Pitocin and breaking the water, she decided to try. She does everything with purpose and intention. She shot out like a rocket, pink and round. She was so beautiful she looked like a plastic doll. She never cried or fussed much but she was a very loud toddler. She loved the noisy fire truck; she loved banging pots and pans. She loved the rhyming books. She loved her cooking toys; her plastic food, the toaster, the dishes, the refrigerator. Once she played with lipstick on the back of the sofa. She trimmed a chunk of hair on the top of her head. She was brave to ride on a big horse and swim and meet new friends. She is so beautiful and kind; the kind of woman who is a 
good friend.


Here is a link to a New York Times Article about the Art House Co op.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/13/nyregion/at-the-brooklyn-art-library-a-home-for-personal-sketchbooks.html?_r=4