This print shows my watercolor and ink painting of a corner of the arcade at Nunley’s Carousel, in my hometown of Baldwin, Long Island. There were arcade games and attractions from several decades there, so it had a museum-like quality during the years that I went and worked there. The machines visible in this painting include a very old version of Grandma’s Predictions and a Williams Mini-Bowl from 1970. When granted a dime, the fortune teller made a slow sweep with her arm as her eyes moved from cards to 8 ball, then dispensed a fortune on a green card, all the way up to Nunley’s closing in 1995.

Each giclee print is one of an edition of 500, printed on archival Hahnemuhle paper, signed and numbered by the artist.