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.
My newest solo exhibition, Fragments of Space, opened last night at Walter Maciel Gallery in Los Angeles. The exhibition includes five new video animations, four photographs from The Janus Restraint project, an audio sculpture, and a new video object. ...
A new single-channel video, Fragments of Space [WR1], is currently on view at Haw Contemporary in the group show On Behalf of One’s Obsessions. The exhibition opened last night, December 12, and will be on view through January 24.
The opening of The Janus Restraint: Shift/Split last night was great. Good crowds, great reaction, and an amazing performance by VUM.
The exhibition is finally installed and will open to the public today at the Walter Maciel Gallery in the Culver City Arts District in Los Angeles. The opening reception is 6-8PM tonight followed by a special live performance by the LA-based band VUM.
Cascade, a brand new four-channel video animation is on view in the annual residents exhibition at The Studios Inc. in Kansas City. The exhibition opens this Friday evening, December 7, with a reception from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.
One of my newest pieces, Nightrover, will be featured in Walter Maciel Gallery‘s room at the ArtPadSF art fair, happening this week May 17-20 at the Phoenix Hotel in San Francisco. Nightrover is also still on view in my projectscreen solo exhibition at ...
Junk Yard, a recent single-channel video of mine, is currently on display in the video room at Marty Walker Gallery in Dallas. The exhibition opened tonight and will be on view through February 11, 2012. Junk Yard will also be featured in an upcoming solo ...