James's profile
I have been working in metal sculpture since 2006. I share a studio with John Ferguson in the Cork Factory in the Station North Arts District where I have participated in the Open Studio Tours since 2009. I first showed my work— in painting—as a High School student in the Druid Hill Lake Art Show in 1959. My formal art studies began at St. Anselm’s College in Manchester New Hampshire and continued at Cooper Union in New York in the 60s. After a hiatus of over 40 years, I renewed my interest in making art with Continuing Education drawing and painting courses at MICA.
I recently retired after working for 29 years in Human Services and Administration for Catholic Charities in Washington DC and Baltimore Maryland. Most recently, I worked with Catholic Charities for Gallagher Services, a program for people with developmental disabilities, as Manager of Resource Development in Fundraising, Publications, Special Events and Spiritual Development. Previously I worked for 20 years for Hutzler Brother’s Company.
My first solo exhibition, Point/Counterpoint, was held at the School 33 Art Center from November 8 – December 21, 2013 as a result of being judged one of three best in show at Lotta Art 2013. I have also had commissions for my sculptures which have been installed in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and in Blue Hill Maine.
I recently retired after working for 29 years in Human Services and Administration for Catholic Charities in Washington DC and Baltimore Maryland. Most recently, I worked with Catholic Charities for Gallagher Services, a program for people with developmental disabilities, as Manager of Resource Development in Fundraising, Publications, Special Events and Spiritual Development. Previously I worked for 20 years for Hutzler Brother’s Company.
My first solo exhibition, Point/Counterpoint, was held at the School 33 Art Center from November 8 – December 21, 2013 as a result of being judged one of three best in show at Lotta Art 2013. I have also had commissions for my sculptures which have been installed in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and in Blue Hill Maine.
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