A new video animation, Towerpsych, will be debuting in the exhibition Between Thee and Me at the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art this week. The opening reception is this Sunday, July 24. from 2-4pm.
My new solo exhibition at Walter Maciel Gallery in Los Angeles opened to a wonderful response last night. The crowds were very good despite Carmeggedon. The exhibition features six single-channel video installations, ranging from 2009’s Lawn Ornaments to ...
Installation is almost complete for my newest exhibition, at the Walter Maciel Gallery in Los Angeles. The show features six single-channel video animations dating from 2009-11. The opening reception is tomorrow night from 6-8pm.
Six new single-channel and multi-channel works of mine are now available through Byron Cohen Gallery using a new online exhibition model. The new pieces will be available for previewing here on my website in the next week of so. There is a nice half-page ...
A new video interview was shot by a Kansas City production crew in my studio earlier this week. The final video will be available here and on the Byron Cohen Gallery website sometime in the next couple of weeks. UPDATE: the interview video is now online
The Pitch, Kansas City’s weekly alternative newspaper, earlier this week gave a shout out to the new video for Monta At Odds’ “Fuoco Infernale”. Read the short post on The Pitch’s Wayward Blog.
My recent music video for Monta At Odds’ track “Styrofoil” will be included in the upcoming European Media Art Festival in Osnabrueck, Germany, April 27-May 1. The video will be included in the “Pop It All Up” program portion of the festival.
I just finished a new music video for Kansas City-based band Monta At Odds. The song is “Fuoco Infernale” from their recent album of the same name. An HD version of the video will be available soon through their label, Upstairs Recordings but you can view ...
Here’s a short video clip from the opening of the FIT group exhibition at Review Studios on December 10, 2010.
FIT, a group exhibition of work by the 13 artists-in-residence at Review Studios in Kansas City, opened last Friday night with great work and a great crowd. I chose to show three new photographic prints (Portal, Frozen (2), and Underneath) instead of my ...