Bloom (Brilliant) was projected on the facade of the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art last night for the semi-annual benefit auction, Beyond Bounds.
Bloom (Brilliant), the recent video I created for the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art‘s semi-annual benefit auction, Beyond Bounds, was mentioned in an article in the Kansas City Star this week. The museum will be auctioning #1 from the edition of 3 of ...
A video clip of my two pieces, Janus (2) and Pigeon, from The Big Reveal opening reception at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City can now be viewed on Vimeo.
Installation is in progess for The Big Reveal at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City. I went in this morning to advise on the equipment set up for my Janus (2) piece. The exhibition opens this Friday, September 23.
One of my new video pieces, Janus (2), was featured in a spread in the new issue of KC Studio Magazine. The article highlights the upcoming exhibition The Big Reveal at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City. This group exhibition, which ...
Images from my recent video Junk Yard are being featured on the Missouri Bank Artboards in Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts District through the end of the year. This ongoing project, which rotates work by KC artists, is organized by Art Through ...
The Kansas City Star published a nice review by Elisabeth Kirsch of the group exhibition Between Thee and Me at the Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art. The article mentions and includes an image of my contribution to the exhibition, the ...
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.
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