Shanghai Painting

I just moved from New York City to a small town in Oregon, where I'm finishing a book and setting up a studio where I'll have the space to work in large format. My recently completed "Frumpsville" series explores our vanities during the corona virus pandemic, in a Pop Art style inspired by Roy Lichtenstein's work. I also use graffiti and friends' handwriting in my paintings and, for more than ten years, have been creating paintings, collages, constructions, and installations inspired by the funny bits in James Joyce's "Ulysses." I love the rich, jazzy musicality of the language. More about me: www.artandhonor.com Besides working on my own studio art, I manage the James E. Brewton Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit arts research and education organization for my father's work, based in Philadelphia. More about Jim: www.jebrewton.org Thank you for visiting.