“Curtain Call — March 3, 1876”
8 × 10 inches, acrylic on aluminum panel.
A small tribute to the strange events of the 1876 Kentucky Meat Shower — a bold, graphic vulture rendered against a fractured field of whites, yellows, and earth tones. The piece sits at the intersection of folklore and theater, treating one of Kentucky’s most peculiar historical moments with a mix of humor, reverence, and deadpan clarity.