Fragments of Space [Dazzling] will be on view this weekend in the New Media Gallery at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art as part of their 10-year anniversary celebration and benefit auction Beyond Bounds. The gala event happens Saturday night 7-10PM.
The Surveyor (2014), one of the short films from The Janus Restraint, will be included in the Secret Places video festival, curated by Maureen Bachaus at Museum Romeinse Katakomben in Valkneburg, The Netherlands. The festival will be screened in the ...
Totemic [Blue], a new video animation, was featured in Beyond Bounds: Electric!, the biennial benefit auction for the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art on October 18. The piece was also displayed on an LCD screen within the museum atrium.
Marking 20 Years was just released by the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The book highlights work from the permenant collection, including two of my works, Pigeon (2001) and Janus (2) (2011).
One of my earliest videos, Pigeon (2001), is currently on view at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in a solo exhibition in the Barbara and Paul Uhlmann Gallery through November 2.
A still from my video animation Junk Yard is featured on the Art:21 blog in an interview with the new Rochester Art Center director, Shannon Fitzgerald. Shannon curated my exhibition in the projectSCREEN series at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art earlier ...
Treebeasties (1) seen in the projectscreen exhibition at Oklahoma City Museum of Art, May 2012.
My solo exhibition at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art opened this week as part of the new projectscreen series. Four of my single-channel video animations are on view, including the premiere of a new piece titled Nightrover. The works are on view in the ...
My work is featured in an article on the Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s new projectscreen series in the new issue of Art Focus Oklahoma. As part of this video art series, a selection of my recent single-channel videos will be featured in a solo exhibition ...
A very nice review of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art‘s The Big Reveal exhibit by Alice Thorson was published today in the Kansas City Star. Here’s an excerpt from the article… “The museum purchased Anderson’s Janus (2) and the artist made a gift of ...
