The Janus Restraint was recently featured on the Artcore Journal in a post by the new Kemper Museum curator Erin Dziedzic. It was also featured in a post on the blog of curator Xhingyu Chen.
The Janus Restraint: The Ascension was reviewed by Neil Thrun in The Kansas City Star today. He not only praised the new work but had some had some very interesting thoughts on how the work ties to the larger myths of Janus and Gemini. The exhibition is ...
The Janus Restraint: The Ascension, my current solo exhibition at The Studios Inc., is featured in a new article by Jamilee Polson Lacy on Bad At Sports. She gives praise to my new work while also taking to task the current state of affairs in the KC art ...
My newest exhibition, The Janus Restraint: The Ascension, opened last Friday at The Studios Inc. Exhibition Space in downtown Kansas City. There was a good crowd and a wonderful reception to the new work. The band Gemini Revolution, who provided ...
Cascade, one of my newest multi-channel pieces, is reviewed in this week’s issue of The Pitch. The reviewer, Theresa Bembnister, covers the current group exhibition at The Studios Inc. and makes a nice mention of my piece.
Cascade, a brand new four-channel video animation is on view in the annual residents exhibition at The Studios Inc. in Kansas City. The exhibition opens this Friday evening, December 7, with a reception from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.
The staff of M Magazine were at the studio today to photograph my family for an upcoming article on creative families in Kansas City. The article will be included in the April issue.
A very odd “review” of the annual group exhibition of residents at The Studios Inc. was published yesterday in The Pitch, Kansas City’s weekly alternative newspaper. The writer, Theresa Bembnister, misses the point of the exhibition, which is really just ...
Deep Down Trauma Hounds, a new five-channel video piece of mine, is currently on display in the annual group exhibition at The Studios Inc. exhibition space. The piece contains appropriated video clips from 1970s European horror films which create an ...
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