The official, the real, the one-and-only Millennium (at least that we'll live to see) has arrived. To celebrate that, here is a series of Millennium Moons started in January 2001. This is a continuing body of work.

Winner! LA Artcore's 2003 Wallworks Competition

Time is divided into periods of different lengths. We begin time periods in various ways depending on its length. Each morning we begin a new day; each Monday starts a new week; we change the calendar on the first of each month.

Longer time periods are more important. Each New Year starts with a holiday. A new century is even more important. And the Millennium reigns as the most noted beginning of all.

This series juxtaposes the eternal and reliable moon, a measure of time for many millennia, with the (relatively) temporary man-made monuments of our time. These opposite forces are reinforced by the extreme ranges of black and white that appear in these images.

You may click on a name to the left to bring up that image. Once an image appears in the right window, you can continue through the list using the Directory on the left. Hit 'Home' to go to the web site Home Page or 'New' to go to the New Work page.

Thanks to all who stopped by to see the
2003 Wallworks Winners' exhibition
at L.A. Artcore's Brewery Annex.

Twenty gelatin-silver prints and five large digital prints were included in the exhibit. Here are some views of the set-up.

Thanks again!