I’ll be showing “Disaster”
and “Auto” as part
of Video LAB at DiverseWorks
in Houston, opening September 9
and running through October 28, 2011.
I’m showing 2 videos at DiverseWorks, Houston
My cross stitch at the Nobel Museum!
Ok, the Nobel Museum
Gift Shop
to be more precise. During the
museum’s Marie Curie exhibit -
Sept 17, 2011 – January 2012 -
the gift shop will be selling
a cross stitch kit with the
pattern for my portrait of
Madame Curie and I couldn’t
be more excited. The kits won’t
be available online so you’ll have
to go to Stockholm to get one.
Friday and Gannon Eat Chinese
This didn’t make it into the shift show but it’s still one of my favorites.
“Shift” installation photos
Photos of the show at Gay Fay Kelly are here.
Pieces from “shift” on new site
All work from my show “shift” is available for viewing at this site – http://www.shiftshow.net/
The pieces in “shift” are a compilation of moving images compressed into one still image. The moving images are from the television series “Dragnet 1967”. Photoshop compares each frame and combines the result so that anything that’s moving in the frame is manipulated, while everything that stays still remains relatively unchanged.
“shift” opens January 29
My solo show “Shift” opens January 29 and will be up through February 24 at Gay Fay Kelly Art. More images: Auto 3 Sway 3 Talk 9 Universal 2 Walk 8 Witness 9
Video from the show: Auto Sway Talk
Teeny, Tiny at Gay Fay Kelly
These 5×5 prints are for sale December 4 at the Teeny, Tiny group show at Gay Fay Kelly Art, 1811 West 8th St. Austin, TX 78703, 512.827.8220
Hipstamatic Houston
I love my iphone camera and I especially love my Hipstamatic app. I was recently in Houston for a wedding and we managed to sneak in a visit to Space Center Houston. Here’s what I shot.
drive
Drive is a new print I made for a group show
beginning July 10 at Gay Fay Kelly Art in Austin.
patricia
Just posted a video I made for an immersive play called, “There is Never a Reference Point”. By immersive I mean that the audience walked through the sets and could stand near the characters. The play was based on the writer’s friendship with a woman who had multiple personalities. Patricia was a child personality and this video was playing on a monitor in a room that people could walk through. The sound was provided by Patrick Murphy.