Visual Artist - Designer - Educator
Now Showing:
here in multiple happy endings, in collaboration with Teresa Getty, plywood, acrylic and restructured plexi and vinyl remnants from the exhibition here. Preview and Early Bidding: December 6th, 7th and 8th, Silent Auction: December 12th, 6-8pm, Method Gallery, Pioneer Square, Seattle WA
Screening on the video art screen at Madison Public Library, a video collaboration with Toby Kaufmann-Buhler from 2013, now with a new sound track, through January 2019
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News:
December 2018
Working with Teresa Getty on a new collaboration for Out of the Box, a fundraiser for Method Gallery in Seattle WA. Silent bidding now through 12/12/18. If you're near by check it out and place your bid!
Toby Kaufmann-Buhler has revamped our previous collaboration How Big the Little World Felt with an amazing new soundtrack. That video, and its predecessor, The Children of the Mountain Ride Again, were made in conjunction with events held at the Madison Public Library and are currently screening on the Bubbler's video art screen. Check them out at Maison Central Library or on vimeo.
October 2018
Visiting Edgewood College on 10/31 to talk about art, walking and psychogeographic inspiration.
And keeping it caffeinated with some old paintings on the wall at Crescendo on Monroe Street, the best java joint in Madison.
April 2018
Yahara Watershed Multiverse Blues, Revisited and Future Possible had a great run at the James Watrous Gallery. Anders Zanichkowski and I had a great turn out for our Art at noon talk to wrap up the show. Check out curator Jody Clowes and landscape architect Kate Stalker talking the show up on For the Record with host Neil Heinen.
February 2018
Much to think about from the artists and architects represented in Future Possible, including the work of Lou Host-Jablonski, Ed Linville, Ashley Robertson, Kate Stalker, Anders Zanichkowsky and myself, as well as members of Madison Design Professionals. Yahara Watershed Multiverse Blues, Revisited was created for the exhibition as a platform for contemplating the complexities that will make Madison in 2093, for better or for worse. Check out the Gayle Worland's take (and the back of my head) in the Wisconsin State Journal.
January 2018
7 days in Seattle with the amazing Teresa Getty has lead to here, the culminating experience of several years of collaborative drawing. Check it our at Method Gallery in Pioneer Square through February 24th.
September 2017
The Goodman Center in Madison is mounting a photography show documenting the Forge art exhibit at the Madison Brass Works Building, relive the experience!
August 2017
Makeshift Festival was as awesome celebration of creativity in the visual and culinary arts held at Olbrich Park as a benefit for the Madison Parks Foundation.
June 2017
Forge, an art exhibition in the Madison Brass Works building, featured installations inspired by the history of the building, its workers, and the elements involved in the transfigurations that took place on this site. It was curated by Erica Monroe-Kane and Ellen Carlson. Check out the coverage in Madison Magazine, Wisconsin State Journal, and the Isthmus, and also photos by John Hart. Video documentation of Sift and Winnow is on vimeo.
May 2017
A Tiny Rivulet in the Distant Forest, a group exhibition of twenty-three artists with Midwestern ties, whose work deals with the nature of matter, sensation, perception, reaction, consciousness and joy was curated by the amazing Michael Velliquette at ArtStart in Rhinelander WI. Checkout Rachel Bruya's write up for the Wisconsin Academy.
May 2017
Coffee with Cream made it from the Apartment Project to the doors to Crescendo, the best coffee joint in Madison, for Gallery Night. Check out a video of it's original presentation here.
April 2017
Nowhere Dreams had a splendid run at Caestecker Gallery, Ripon College. You can see a video of a slide talk from the opening night here.