New Show up at Galerie Nicolas Robert.

Link to Gallery.

Upcoming show - Vernisage 28th of March at 5:30pm

Upcoming show at the Warren G. Flowers Gallery.

COLLISION SHOW @ PARISIAN LAUNDRY GALLERY

Come check out my Nineteen eighty-four series complete at the COLLISION 8 show at Parisian Laundry. The opening in this Friday from 6-8 pm and the show runs about two weeks. For info follow this link to the Gallery website. Parisian Laundry Site

And here is a cell phone pick of my almost done instal.

Nineteen eighty-four series

So here is the final selection from my Nineteen eighty-four series of 5 colour lithographs along with one larger solo example.

Start the Presses!

After a three year hiatus from lithography I finally got back to it this week. To start, a choose this five colour non-registered varied edition based on an appropriated Orwell nineteen eighty-four book I found in the library.

(Sorry for the low resolution, I used my cell phone to take these pics)

Don Quixote at my Final Crit.

So here are some shots from my final critique of my MFA degree. The next time I have a crowd of people judging my work it will be at my thesis defence.

This time around I chose to exhibit only one work in progress as opposed to my standard show of 20 ongoing works. It worked out well and kept the discussion focused. I just hope I can find the energy now to continue this project as it still has a way to go.

In case any one is wondering the entire project revolves around my Quixotic quest to re-type the entirety of Cervante's Don Quixote on an old typewriter. There are many parts to the project and all of them are a bit absurd.

Studio Shots

Some pictures of my studio. It's a bit of a mess, but at least I am working again.

Found Plate Improvisations

Here are some shots of the final box of mono-prints. I am exceptionally happy with the way this project turned out. This is probably the first project I can officially say is completed since I started my MFA.

Ideas!

Here are a couple of shots of my Idea Cards. Printed on the Letter press, they allow me to log and archive my ideas for future projects. This way I can map my thought process and almost turn the idea of ideas into a game. When I need a project for a particular reason I just go to my wall and pick something to do.

For Sol Lewitt

This piece was done for the "exchange with Sol Lewitt" show that was taking place at the MASS MoCA and and at Cabinet in NYC. But, due to a postal error my pice sat in limbo for three weeks and ended up not being delivered.