Beyond Bounds: GLOW, this year’s benefit exhibition and auction for the Nerman Museum of Contemporary of Art, was held at the museum last Saturday night. I wasn’t able to attend but heard it was a great exhibition and event. I donated a print based on a ...
Cara Megan Lewis, of Cara and Cabezas Contemporary, came by the studio yesterday to taken some promo photos for next month’s Picnic on Art Island. I’ll be the next featured artist for this monthly series of dinner discussions held at artists studios ...
Visual Devotion, my collaborative performance project with KC-based band Thee Devotion (featuring local artists Davin Watne and Michael Schonhoff), is happening again. We’re set for a one-night gig outdoors (weather-permitting) at The Mercy Seat in KC on ...
I recently completed a new video in collaboration with KC-based composer Christopher Biggs. The 7 min+ video was created as a component of a performance with recorded music and live saxophone. The piece debuted last week at the Channel Noise Concert at ...
The catalog for the Intermissions project was delivered by the printers this morning and it’s beautiful. Published as Contact Sheet 153, the book is part of Light Work’s ongoing series of quarterly journals. The 48-page book features essays by Peter Frank ...
Syracuse’s NPR affiliate, WRVO 89.9 FM, will be running radio spots throughout the day today and tomorrow promoting my lecture and reception at Light Work tomorrow night.
A second article on me and the Intermissions project came out in today’s Syracuse Post-Standard newspaper. The article was written by Melinda Johnson from an interview she conducted with me back in July.
We had the reception for the Art Through Architecture commission, There and Back Again, yesterday evening at the offices of the National Center for Drug Free Sport in Kansas City. A good crowd of architects, artists, critics, and patrons showed up to view ...
Two more vinyl window coverings were installed at Syracuse University, in the Syracuse Symposium offices. The images are from videos Lawn Ornaments and Memory Bleed, both created this year.
One the more recent venues to become involved in the Intermissions project, Point of Contact Gallery, is now showing my Kings, Thieves video on a large LCD monitor in their window 24/7 for the duration of the project.