I’ve been working on a new series of photographs, the first of which (Suspension 09.1) was just put on display in the back room salon at Byron Cohen Gallery in KC. The print measures 35″ wide x 12″ high. There are four more in the series which will ...
The vinyl window coverings in the Panasci Lounge at Syracuse University were installed earlier today. The image is from my Soft Velvet Float video animation. The window coverings, part of the larger Intermissions project, will remain in place for the ...
The Urban Suburban opening reception/auction preview was this afternoon at Epsten Gallery. There was a nice crowd and nice group of artists in the auction exhibition. The catalogs are coming out next week and the auction is going to be held on October 17. ...
One of the prints from my new photo series, Always Becoming Something (4), will be in the upcoming Urban Suburban benefit auction for the Kansas City Jewish Museum. The print measures 30″x9″ and features my former intern Claire Condon backed by an image ...
Light Work director Hannah Frieser and I gave a short gallery talk at the Everson Museum of Art yesterday evening in conjunction with Intermissions and my Pigeon exhibition at the museum.
We did the final material tests for the vinyl window coverings at SU’s Schine Student Center. The final panels will be mounted early next week and be on view as part of Intermissions.
I gave a quick tour of Ectoplasmic Response at Light Work this morning for Prof. Greg Lambert and other administrators from Syracuse Symposium. I’ll be giving a lecture at SU in September in conjunction with the Symposium’s 2009 theme of Light.
The map for the various venues of the Intermissions project in Syracuse was just printed and it looks great. The reverse side is a poster of my video Soft Velvet Float.
Suspension, my exhibition of photographs, opened at Syracuse University’s Menschel Gallery as part of the Intermissions project. The photographs, all 12″x12″ pigment prints mounted in 22″ round frames, are images of clouds taken between 2000-06 from ...
I finally got some photos from Visual Devotion, held last month at Review Studios. The event was two evenings worth of music by KC-based funk bank Thee Devotion with cut up grindhouse videos by me. I was in Syracuse when it happened so I’m sorry I missed ...