A couple of days ago I toured the site for the new Art Through Architecture commission for which I’ve been shortlisted. It’s an addition on the National Center for Drug Free Sport building which el dorado is rennovating. Based on what I saw in the ...
There is a very nice review of the Vacant Spaces exhibition at Marty Walker Gallery in the new issue of THE Magazine. The writer Patricia Mora has some very kind things to say about my video Lawn Ornaments.
Art Through Architecture, a new initiative begun by the KC chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Charlotte Street Foundation, finally has their website up and running. I have been one of the artists chosen to be included in their initial ...
Op Eyes was mentioned on Steve Brisendine’s new ArtKC365 blog last Thursday. He makes some interesting analogies to ancient Egyptian art.
Finally. Op Eyes has been placed in the location for which it was created, the projection system on the Regnier Center adjacent to the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. It was tested last night for the opening reception for the museum’s new acquisitions ...
I’m getting ready to move into my new studio. All I have to do is seal the floors and it’s ready to go. I’m looking into eventually building a large chromakey set in it.
Now that the holidays are over and the Dallas show is behind me, I’m going full force on the commission for the Salina Art Center. titled Always Becoming Something (3). I’m almost done keying out all of the footage and am now testing out the overall ...
My newest video animation, Lawn Ornaments, opened in the group show Vacant Spaces at Marty Walker Gallery in Dallas last weekend. An excerpt from the piece can now been seen in my portfolio.
My newest video animation, Lawn Ornaments, is nearing completion. It will debut in a group exhibition, Vacant Spaces, at Marty Walker Gallery opening January 10. The final video (which is 2 min 30 sec) is going to take five computers the better part of a ...
I finally got some installation images for Op Eyes showing in the Oppenheimer New Media Gallery at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. The projection is approx. 18 ft. x 10 ft. and is being shown from Blu-ray disc.