In the News!

I’d like to extend my thanks to the local media here in Central Florida for highlighting a few of my recent endeavors, including my debut novel. Brea Jones of The Villages Daily Sun showcased my Fall 2024 lectures at the Leesburg Center for the Arts… https://www.thevillagesdailysun.com/news/in_todays_daily_sun/the-wandering-art-historian-returns-to-leesburg/article_9e348f4e-7ba6-11ef-8d7b-f794d973383a.html The Autobiography of an Infinite Being or How I […]

A Conversation with the Author at the LCFA

I am so grateful to all those who came out to support me at my very first author event on Saturday, March 30th at the Leesburg Center for the Arts. Honestly, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but the event went incredibly well! For the most part, nearly everyone who attended had already read […]

Outside the Box Coming in 2024

I have a TON of surprises to share with all of you in this new year and one of them is this… I hope you’ll join me for this unique and exciting 4-part lectures series presented by the Leesburg Center for the Arts beginning in January. Here’s how it works… We’ll focus on a different […]

Pastel Society of Central Florida at the LCFA

On the heels of a fantastic and well-received fiber arts exhibition, the Leesburg Center for the Arts of Leesburg, FL brings yet another often overlooked medium into the spotlight. The Pastel Society of Central Florida’s member show – I Spy Something… Red! – is a delightful exploration of a medium used by artists for centuries […]

Hauntingly Good Art 2023

Due to unforeseen challenges, last year’s Hauntingly Good Art presentation at the Leesburg Center for the Arts was cancelled at the last minute. This was a heartbreaking experience to say the least. Thankfully, a lot can change in a year and Hauntingly Good Art was revived for Spooky Season 2023! Hauntingly Good Art (finally!) took […]

“Fabric of Life” at the LCFA

If you think you know what an exhibition of fiber arts pieces looks like, I can confirm that you don’t. That’s because the medium of fiber arts is so expansive and so varied that the results are quite literally impossible to predict. It’s in that vein of joyful unpredictability that the Leesburg Center for the […]

The Road Less Traveled at the LCFA

The Leesburg Center for the Arts in Leesburg, FL recently held the opening reception for their current members’ exhibition, The Road Less Traveled. This theme was left completely to the artists’ interpretation and the results were striking and diverse. The works on display were definitely the visual representations of folks on a journey and honestly, […]

Hauntingly Good Art

I am so pleased to share that I have returned to in-person classes and lecturing! My last lecture with a large group of people took place in February 2020, just before the pandemic lockdown. Since then, I have had to rely on Zoom, The Wandering Art Historian blog and my YouTube channel to continue my […]

The Wandering Art Historian Book Club Comes to an End

All good things must come to an end and sadly, it is time to announce the end of The Wandering Art Historian book club. Our final book – Luncheon of the Boating Party by Susan Vreeland – will be discussed on Sunday, October 30th at 2:00pm via Zoom. The end of The Wandering Art Historian […]

“The Florida Highwaymen: A Family’s Perspective” at the Leesburg Center for the Arts

As we make our way through the month of August, please be sure to carve out some time in your end-of-summer schedule for an extraordinary art adventure to Leesburg, FL. Trust me… you will not be disappointed! Currently on view at the Leesburg Center for the Arts is The Florida Highwaymen: A Family’s Perspective. This […]