Lake Ontario from the CN Tower.

Wally's taken to holding hands a lot these days. Yeah, I think it's pretty adorable.

Today, December 6th, is the last day of my show "Flâneur", at O'Connor Gallery in Gananoque, Ontario. It features over twenty paintings from Paris, New York City, Montreal and San Francisco.

Rowr! The cats are at it again.

Holiday Chriskindl Markt up, in downtown Kitchener.

Frank Gehry: detail from a staircase inside his Art Gallery Of Ontario renovation.

Ada Louise Huxtable on Gehry: 1/ "He pursues his muse with love and frustration, with a sense of discovery in each undertaking, and an exceptional set of skills. At a time when retro reigns, he follows the modernist route of an original vision that postmodern traditionalists have tried so hard

I'm currently under the impression that art supplies are the most expensive thing in the world.

I have seen, and petted, two different Bernese Mountain Dogs in two days. I feel quite blessed.

A very happy birthday to William Blake. Born this day in 1757. More in tune with the divine than most, and gifted with a poetic clarity of imagination most rare. "The imagination is not a state: it is the human existence itself." - W.B.

"Maintenance Workers, Eiffel Tower" Oil On Canvas 5 x 3' 2025 This painting is from my new solo show, "Flaneur", at O'Connor Gallery, Gananqoue, Ontario. The show has been extended until December 6th.

"From The Eightieth Floor Of The Empire State Building". Oil On Canvas, 24x30". When I finally got to NYC for the first time, I was 20 years old. I'd wanted to go since I was nine, and had worn out our Home Encyclopedia's pic of the Empire State Building from going over it with a magnifying glass.

Four more oil paintings of New York City, from my show "Flâneur". It's on at the O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, Ontario, until December 6th. -Early Morning, Nassau Street. 30x40" -Atlas. 12x12" -The Cafe At Bedford And Grove 12x18" -In The Skyscraper Museum. 3 ft.x5ft.

Four 5 ft. x 3 ft. oil paintings of New York City, from my show "Flâneur". It's on at the O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, Ontario, until December 6th. -Manhattan From The Brooklyn Bridge -Near Manhattan Bridge -From Chambers And West Broadway -The Nevelson

Four 8x10" oil paintings of Paris, from my show "Flâneur". It's on at the O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, Ontario, until December 6th. -Le Train Bleu -Early Morning, Rue du Chevalier de la Barre -Morning, Place Clichy -Le Chat Noir

Three tiny oil paintings from my show, "Flaneur", at O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, Ontario. It's been extended until December 6th. -The Kondiaronk Belvedere, Montreal. -The Palace Of Fine Arts, San Francisco -From Alamo Square, San Francisco Each are 3.75 x 5.5"

My new show of oil paintings, "Flâneur", has been extended until December 6th. It's at O'Connor Gallery, in Gananoque, Ontario. It contains over twenty oil paintings of New York, Paris, San Francisco and Montreal.

Self-Portrait With Wally

Congratulations to New York City, and to the USA, for the wonderful election results last night.

I desperately need this stupid A.I. bubble to burst already. I'm sick of these losers treating creativity like it's some problem that requires a solution.

I really love this Vincent Van Gogh quote: "To do good work one must eat well, be well housed, have one's fling from time to time, smoke one's pipe, and drink one's coffee in peace." No romanticizing the starving artist. Van Gogh said UBI all the way.

Wally says, "I shall command your attention in a way typing cannot".

Happy Hallowe'en! (Image by Tin Can Forest)

Ottawa potential!

Guillermo del Toro speaks for so many of us. (Can this please become a meme? Thank you very much. And fuck AI.)

Well! My show opening at O'Connor Gallery went really well. Thanks to Dennis O'Connor, and everyone who came out. Especially those who made the trip from Toronto and all around southern Ontario. It was a wonderful time. The show runs until November 23rd.

Prepping for my next fourteen paintings.

If you're in Gananoque, Ontario this evening, do drop on by O'Connor Gallery. My new solo show is opening up! - from 6:30 to 9pm. The O'Connor Gallery is located at 130 King Street East. Right downtown. www.oconnorgallery.ca www.jameshuctwith.com

More pics of my show 'Flâneur' being hung at O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, in preparation for the opening, Friday, October 24th.

Dennis O'Connor has started hanging my new solo show at O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque, ON. It will feature paintings of Paris, New York, San Francisco and Montreal. The opening is this Friday, October 24, and the show will run until November 23rd.

Divine - BOTD

This photo accompanying a news story about the heist at the Louvre is perfection.

I just sent the last two paintings to O'Connor Gallery for my show opening, Friday this coming week. Whew! That's over a year and a half of work, and about thirty paintings. I am one happy clam. www.jameshuctwith.com

Lots of love to all those out for No Kings Day, today. I hope you find power, inspiration and joy in your participation, in each other, and that it all hastens the end of this evil regime.

Tools of la trade.

'The Cormier, Université de Montréal' Oil on gessoed plywood panel. 12 x 22 inches 2025 This painting will be in my new solo show, opening Friday, October 24th, at O'Connor Gallery in Gananoque.

Chester in a sunbeam.

"All art is quite useless." - Oscar Wilde, born on this day, 1854.

Har!

Trump: "Drain The Swamp!" Frog: "No."

Let's draw a Cormier! (Université de Montréal)

Antifa's Girlfriend

This thread is effervescent! ❤️

Not an unexpected result, but wonderful to see.

Studio Selfie (with my darn drawing glasses on).

Boulevard de Magenta Oil On Canvas 20 x 30 inches 2025 This painting will be at my new show, opening October 24th 2025, at O'Connor Gallery, Gananoque.

Studio Shot

This is good to remember on the days when painting is uninspired, boring or has no particular reward in sight.

Family Portrait

This is wonderful. AI imagery is polluting both visual history and the real-world environment. Blockity-block-block! And remember: reporting and blocking AI content is even better than a duty - it's a pleasure.