Historic Ship Preservation

November 8 through December 6 - 2025 Opening Reception and Artist Talk: 6-9pm November 8 - 2025 NOVADO GALLERY 110 Morgan Street Jersey City, NJ. 0730

Thank you to The Society for the Neuroscience of Creativity for inviting me to submit a poster presentation to this year's conference in Philadelphia. SfNC has member researchers from 34 countries, and it was exciting to be one of the artists, musicians, and performers, and architects included in the conversation. I presented this poster alongside original paintings and a flip book of source photos I took while touring the ship. You can click the image below to enlarge it. F

It's hard to get a perspective for how big the SS United States is. This is a photo of the starboard side of the SS United States as viewed from a riverboat farewell cruise in November 2024. Her departure was delayed more than once due to weather. I’ve labeled the photo to provide context for the locations of my paintings aboard the ship. It was fun to have a different context for how the locations related to the larger structure, since I had only seen them from aboard the sh

Here's the latest news about the SS United States, as well as recent personal photos and paintings inspired by the ship.

Now through September 12, 2024, I am pledging 10% of proceeds from purchases of my SS United States-related art towards its conservation.

After months of work, the nameplate was finally re-installed in time for the Gazela to sail to Harborfest in Norfolk, VA.

Known as America’s Flagship, the United States was designed by architect William Francis Gibbs to be a luxury liner, and troop carrier.

As the Artist In Residence, I've been asked to repaint the ship's nameplates. These are hand-carved, painted wooden boards that introduce...