video from Beg, Borrow, and Steal at Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design this past January
Totemic Ping [2], a new video object from The Janus Restraint, will be on view this weekend in the inaugural EDITION Chicago. Walter Maciel Gallery will be showing it in the fair, which takes place at the Chicago Artists Coalition in the West Loop area of ...
There is a new Instagram feed for The Janus Restraint that will feature an ongoing sideline “narrative” for the project.
The Janus Restraint was recently featured on the Artcore Journal in a post by the new Kemper Museum curator Erin Dziedzic. It was also featured in a post on the blog of curator Xhingyu Chen.
The first volume in a series of books to coincide with The Janus Restraint project is now available on Blurb. The 36-page book features images of work from The Janus Restraint: The Ascension exhibition as well as other images that relate to overall ...
The Janus Restraint: The Ascension was reviewed by Neil Thrun in The Kansas City Star today. He not only praised the new work but had some had some very interesting thoughts on how the work ties to the larger myths of Janus and Gemini. The exhibition is ...
The Janus Restraint: The Ascension, my current solo exhibition at The Studios Inc., is featured in a new article by Jamilee Polson Lacy on Bad At Sports. She gives praise to my new work while also taking to task the current state of affairs in the KC art ...
My latest solo exhibition, The Janus Restraint: The Ascension, was reviewed in The Pitch today. The writer, Tracy Abeln, did a very nice (and very thorough) job in relating the content and intent of the new work, as well as in discussing some of the ...
A number of my recent video animations are included in the group exhibition The Protagonist: Narrative and Animation, opening this Friday evening at the Rochester Art Center in Rochester, MN. The exhibition, curated by RAC director Shannon Fitzgerald, ...
My newest exhibition, The Janus Restraint: The Ascension, opened last Friday at The Studios Inc. Exhibition Space in downtown Kansas City. There was a good crowd and a wonderful reception to the new work. The band Gemini Revolution, who provided ...