The opening reception for LoopPsych, an exhibition of seven video animations from 2007-2010 at the University of Notre Dame’s ISIS Gallery, occurred last night. A great group of mainly students and faculty came out for the reception and the lecture ...
The opening reception at Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis last Friday evening went very well. I showed my Totem (1) piece along with paintings by my good friend Kelley Johnson, photographs by Iris Nesher, and multimedia constructions by Gary Passanise. ...
ANIMALIA, a group exhibition centered around depictions of animals, opened last Friday at the Lawrence Arts Center. The exhibition includes my single-channel video Treebeasties (1) as well as work from friend and fellow Review Studios resident artist ...
My video Lawn Ornaments was recently purchased by Kemper Museum director Rachel Blackburn Cozad and her husband Kanon Cozad. This is the first video piece they have purchased and, needless to say, I’m honored to be a part of their impressive personal ...
I finally got a recording of the performance of Genome of the Soul, a collaboration with composer Andrew Waggoner. This piece was performed by Andrew Waggoner, Nurit Pacht, Tawnya Popoff, and Caroline Stinson on September 29, 2009 at Syracuse University’s ...
One of the components of the Syracuse project is to project a number of my recent video animations onto buildings in downtown Syracuse under the Urban Video Project. Last night we tested out some of the projections (Op Eyes is seen here) and took photos ...
This is the final Photoshop mockup for the three-channel video commissioned by the National Center for Drug Free Sport. The video animation is still in the works but will hopefully be done within the next couple of weeks.
I’m still working on animation sketches for a new series of portraits. This is a new test using my intern, Claire, as the subject. I’ll be posting actual animation clips soon.
I’m finally getting some animation tests done for the commission for Drug Free Sport. We’re going to be creating a three-channel monitor piece for their new main reception area. The video sketch above is a composite of all three 16:9 images.
I’m working on some tests for a new portrait (or series of portraits) for the upcoming exhibit at Light Work. This is a frame from a self-portrait animation but I’m looking into other models for the work. It will most likely be produced to be a video and ...