Kansas City

new work for upcoming exhibit

I’ve been busy trying to complete a new set of pieces for my upcoming show at Review Studios. There will be a number of new single-channel videos, multi-channel videos, audio sculptures, and maybe even a couple of new photographs. The final set of work is ...

new purchase and installation

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 ...

front page on UMKC website

The University of Missouri-Kansas City (where I teach video and animation) is currently featuring my Intermissions project in Syracuse (which ended in December) on the main portal page of their website. An article about the project and my teaching can ...

article in KC Homes and Gardens

Treebeasties (1) was featured in an article titled “Modern Revival” in the Febraury 2010 issue ofKansas City Homes and Gardens. The article, written by Emily Perkins, spotlights Ryan and Leah Gale’s renovated 19th century home in KC’s Westside ...

representation in Miami

My video animations will be represented by Cara and Cabezas Contemporary at the Verge Art Fair in Miami Beach this weekend. Housed in the Catalina Hotel, Verge is part of the larger madness of Art Basel Miami Beach weekend. Check out this article by local ...

new benefit print

I recently finished a new print to benefit KVC Behavioral HeathCare. The print was sold in KVC’s annual Holiday Tree Gala at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art last Saturday night. I originally intended this to be a one-off print, but I may now make a ...

Picnic on Art Island

Picnic on Art Island, the monthly event organized by Cara and Cabezas Contemporary, was held at my studio last night. We had a nice crowd, a lively discussion led by Cara Megan Lewis, and a great meal by Kristen Montgomery.

new audio work debuts

My newest piece, an audio wall scuplture titled Somnambulance (1), debuted this past Friday at the Review Studios annual residents’ exhibition in the studio gallery. It changed quite a bit from the first version that was being installed (posted here ...

installation of new work

I began installing my new speaker piece, Somnambulance (1), at Review Studios yesterday. The piece will be part of the annual studio residents group exhibition, which opens this coming Friday 6-9pm.