I just found out that an article I was interviewed for almost a year ago actually came out last August in KC Magazine. I never saw the print edition of it but did find that the article, titled “Video Art Comes Home,” was posted on their MidwestLuxe website.
My commission for the Nerman Museum was mentioned on page 26 in the October 2008 issue of Review in the article “Art In Architecture” by Anthony Rohr. A painting by my friend and colleague Ricky Allman graces the cover.
One of the self portraits created during a residency at Light Work, untitled (SP2) (second print from the left), is currently on view at Light Work’s Menschel Gallery on the campus of Syracuse University. The print is also part of Light Work’s permanent ...
Light Work director Hannah Frieser and I spent about five hours today scouting locations for my exhibition coming up at Light Work in 2009. We visited Syracuse University’s Art Galleries, Warehouse Gallery, Point of Contact, Delavan Art Gallery, and ...
I have been working on some animation tests for a possible video based on Kali, the Hindu deity of destruction. Today I decided to change out the images to commemorate the chaos of our current political situation.
Video shooting began last weekend in Salina, KS, for a new project for the Salina Art Center. The piece will be similar to Always Becoming Something (1) which was created in 2006 during a residency at Light Work. Last weekend my assistant Cory and I ...
Op Eyes, a single-channel video animation commissioned by the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, is finally set to open in the museum’s new media gallery. I will be giving a lecture on my work in the museum’s auditorium on November 20, 2008 at 3:00 pm and ...
I did a few self-portraits in this vein during a residency at Light Work in October 2006. I’m now thinking about revisiting this series for my exhibition at Light Work coming up in August 2009.
I’ve been working on some psychadelia-inspired animation using vintage stag reels as source material. This is the first short test in this direction.
KC in LA, a group exhibition curated by Ashley McLean Emenegger, opened at the Milo Gallery in Los Angeles last weekend. Three of my videos (Treebeasties (1), Vertical Blinds (2), and Soft Velvet Float) were included in the show. The opening was pretty ...