Pigeon, a single-channel video of mine, has been picked by curator Debora Ryan to be shown at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse this summer. The solo exhibition, running July 25 to August 30, will be the kick-off to my larger series of exhibitions at ...
This is the final Photoshop mockup for the three-channel video commissioned by the National Center for Drug Free Sport. The video animation is still in the works but will hopefully be done within the next couple of weeks.
Three of my older single-channel works, Lovers (2001), Trash Can (2003), and Epic Escapism (2) (2005), as well as a newer one, Pigeons (2009), will be shown in England as part of a group exhibition titled Everyday at the Temporary Art Space in Halifax. ...
With the help of my intern Claire, the back part of my studio is finally cleaned up. We finished waxing the floors yesterday so it’s now ready to be used. At the moment I’ll probably just be using the walls to do some more audio drawing tests for the ...
I’m working on a series of photos, possibly to be shown at Light Work in the fall. These test shots use images from a video that I originally shot while on residency at Light Work in fall 2006. New photos are going to be taken at my studio in Kansas City ...
I just got confirmation that I am being commissioned to create a new version of the Always Becoming Something project for Swarm Gallery in Oakland, CA. I will be videotaping gallery patrons there sometime later this year and will show the completed video ...
I’m listed on Glasstire’s 175 Art People, Places and Things to Follow on Twitter blog post. Follow me @baprojects
I’ve got another mockup of the monitor layout for the new commissioned piece for Drug Free Sport. We’ve decided to pursue the idea of a vertical layout which means I have to retinker the animation composition to account for vertical rather than horizontal ...
I’m still working on animation sketches for a new series of portraits. This is a new test using my intern, Claire, as the subject. I’ll be posting actual animation clips soon.
Happy Tree Friends was recently reviewed by Abby Rufkahr on Review Magazine’s new online blog. The exhibition closes April 18.