It’s been many, many years. I’ve occasionally photographed a random basketball goal somewhere in one city or another, using the camera on my phone of the time. A driveway, an alley, a park. And for many, many years, I’ve held an idea in mind that I would intentionally create a Read more…
DETAILS: Adam Williams will be giving an artist talk on his photographic series, Reverence: Portraits of Natures Mortes, at 5:30 p.m. on July 15, at Kreuser Gallery in Colorado Springs. It will be a small group (max. 15), given the pandemic circumstances. Attendees will wear masks and maintain distances for Read more…
Several faces and stories of Humanitou will be featured next month when Kreuser Gallery exhibits “Community.” The show is a collaboration of several local artists, including Abigail Kreuser, Julie Kirkland, Chris Alvarex, Muriah Allen, Lori Sprague, Brian Tryon and me, Adam Williams. The opening of “Community” is 5 – 9 Read more…
Mike Pach, of The Photo Show, turned the interview experience around on me this week. I was happy to be a guest on his podcast and the one receiving the questions. It’s always a learning experience for me to see other creators and interviewers in action. It also is another Read more…
A lot happened with me and Humanitou in 2018, its first full year. Here are some gratitudes and highlights from the past 12 months, and some glimpses of what’s in the works for the coming year. Thank You … The list of good things below comes with credit due to Read more…
Abby Kreuser does a lot of things. She has at least three jobs, plus is a full-time mom to a toddler son, Caius. She has been in the coffee business for more than half her life, and continues as a roaster producing coffee for a local shop. With her expertise Read more…
The internal ride of making art and sharing it in public can be day-to-day at times. I’ve got several months until my first solo photography show in June 2019, at Kreuser Gallery. The subject matter is in my hands. No pressure is put on me. I get to just be Read more…
Update: This photography series continues to evolve and expand. Now called Reverence: Portraits of Natures Mortes, you can see a selection from this work in the Reverence online gallery and via the @humanitouphotography Instagram page. (April 18, 2019) I’m lighting the fuse on a new photography project. It’s one I’ve Read more…