Author Archives: damianjim

The end of the year is finally here and it flew by quite fast! First off I want to mention that I have a new interview which came out in First American Art Magazine (Issue No. 13, Winter 2016/17). Check … Continue reading →

This year has been going by really fast, and I have some new work to share, some current and past news to share, and a few of the sights I’ve seen. First off I want to introduce my new series … Continue reading →

Getting enough sleep is essential, and over the last few weeks, it seems as though I’ve been getting less and less. That or I’m starting to wake at weekend hours on weekdays thereby throwing my weekday evening work schedule off … Continue reading →

Welcome readers and friends, we’re finally in September and there’s plenty of news and events to update you on.  First off I would like to announce the start of the new gallery season at 1Spot Gallery. “Repurposed Lines” will “showcase … Continue reading →

This month will mark the end of the Byting Willows Exhibit at 1Spot Gallery.  After a successful 2 month showing, the pieces will only be available in a book format when the book is published, either at the end of … Continue reading →

This Third Friday, February 20th, 6pm – 10pm, I will be opening up a new exhibit at 1Spot Gallery, Byting Willows: The Revolution of the Dine’ Basket. The entire project began when I met my girlfriend, Katja Lehmann, and I … Continue reading →

2014 is drawing to a close, and it was another event filled year, with friends, family, and plenty of art and travel. The highlights include working with Project Ethos, and showing at the lovely W in Scottsdale, having my art … Continue reading →

Greetings to my fellow art lovers, I’m branching out into prints on wood and will have three new pieces available this month. I’m releasing one of the last major Brushes App paintings I created, “Elevated”, and two ArtStudio App paintings, … Continue reading →

September is a cooling off time here in the Valley, and the cooler temps bring out all the Phoenicians like ants after a heavy storm.  The Fall season at the gallery is also a time of new exhibits and returning … Continue reading →