The News section is woefully behind and is being redone at the moment. The History page contains information on the most recent exhibitions.
A review of my Fragments of Space exhibition at Bruno David Gallery earlier this year just came out in the Summer 2019 issue of All The Art, St. Louis’ visual arts quarterly journal. The entire issue can be read on Issuu.
A review of Oblique Phases written by Shana Nys Dambrot was just published in Art and Cake. The solo exhibition is on view at Walter Maciel Gallery in Los Angeles until June 22.
Oblique Phases, my fourth solo exhibition at Walter Maciel Gallery in Los Angeles, opened April 27 and will continue through June 22. The show includes new works in animation, sculpture and audio from both The Janus Restraint and Fragments of Space.
A selection of works from the Fragments of Space series was featured on the UMW Media Wall at the University of Mary Washington in October.
A selection of video animations is once again on view at the public Cube Art Project in downtown Lincoln, NE. These works were also featured on the display in January 2018.
The Lucite Plains showcase for the Open Spaces biennial began last night at SubTropolis. There will be a total of seven shows over the October 19-21 weekend with each featuring a 45 minute set in a site specific installation. A full schedule of the times ...
A new video installation opened last night at Living Arts of Tulsa in the group exhibition Recess/sed. The opening reception featured a performance by the new Lucite Plains project with Ricky Allman.
A selection of my single-channel video works, including a special version of Totemic Ping, will be on display at the Cube Art Project in downtown Lincoln, NE for the next few months.