Craig Stockwell

a: The body only: video images from performative footage used to develop paintings. Original inspiration was reenacting Bruce Nauman's "wall/floor positions"

b: A storage for time: Considering the idea of painting as "a storage for time." With acknowledgement of Jutta Koether for the thought.

1 Christmasnite: a time of waiting with hope. Messianic time.

2 Gustaf Carlson: 1863-1909, my great-grandfather.

3 Mount Washington: How Mount Washington, a haunted place, haunts me.

4 Marsden Hartley: Homage to Maine painter Marsden Hartley

4a Hartley Bow: Performative homage to the painter

4b Corea/Katahdin: Hartley's places in Maine

5 Emily Dickinson's Window: A consideration of what happens when a poet sits by a specific window for years.

6 Falling: When I/we fall/fail.

7 Getting up: How is it possible soldiers can get up and move forward from the trenches?

8 Johns' body: A tribute to Jasper Johns and Brice Marden and the aging body.

9: Naked

10 Less: "We wait, we are bored to death there is no denying it." Godot.

11 Illuminated manuscripts: a COVID project to keep things going.

12 Dyatlov Pass/Paris 1959: Historic utopias.

13 Westmissing: Utopias that have been lost.

13a The Missing: Those that have been lost.

13b Westledge: An idea of utopian education.

14 Nightwalk: Moving in the dark.

15 Savor: To slow time down.

16 Joachim/Non: History, art history. Joachim, Anna, Giotto, Matisse, Conversation.

16a Painting Non: Process.

17 Waterfall figures: looking at Sons-in- law to be. Truro. Nine walks. Gettysburg. Specific places at specific times.

18 Enjoyment: Enjoyment will set me free. Repetitive abstract painting.

18a Ten 8x10 paintings on cheap canvas: Just to keep going.

19 Two paintings about history: The eclipse. Robert Walser. Richard Werner, my uncle. The Eiger. Quentin Stockwell, "I would dy." Munch. Joan Jonas.

19a Pedestrian: Images of pedestrian crossing figures collected on 1 walk to the studio.

Out-takes from videos involving only my body.