Watching Wildlife, a recent video I created for an upcoming exhibition titled Frame of Reference: Dioramas in the 21st Century at Ann Street Gallery in Newburgh, NY, is now available for viewing on this site and on YouTube and Vimeo. … Continue reading
The Fresh Glade and Terrestrial Shrub Rover were recently featured on a segment of Discovery Channel Canada’s science show Daily Planet. The segment from Daily Planet’s February 16, 2011 show is now available to watch on YouTube:
Kristen Cochran and Erin Starr White gathered several local artists at the Reading Room in Dallas TX on the evening of Saturday, December 4 for a potluck of sorts – each of us contributed edible art as part of a … Continue reading
Thank you to everyone who attended my workshop at Booker T. Washington High School today. I enjoyed the opportunity to present some of my work and that of other artists who undertake creative actions in the public. Below is a … Continue reading
Situated in a concrete front yard on Fondren Drive, just beyond the intersection with Airline, the Porta Hedge (Birder’s Retreat) is currently providing one University Park household some privacy and a bit of evergreen to look at out their window. … Continue reading
In his MAKE Magazine Blog post on the Terrestrial Shrub Rover, How-Not-To: Be Seen, Matt Mets brings attention to Monty Python’s darkly hilarious comedy sketch How Not To Be Seen with its camera (audience) standing in for a military firing … Continue reading
Last spring, Art in America assistant editor and art critic Brian Boucher visited the first MFA Thesis Exhibition at Rutgers’ Mason Gross Galleries and spoke with each of us artists about our work in the show. From that visit came … Continue reading
Greg Gleason accompanied me in New Jersey, Washington D.C. and Baltimore in late spring of 2009, documenting the construction of the Porta Hedge – Mobile Observation Lab, an installation at the U.S. Botanic Garden and some artificial tree planting. Greg … Continue reading
I am pleased to announce that I have been included in the current issue of Studio Visit. Studio Visit is a series of juried artist books, each volume featureing 150 artists, delivered to curators and galleries throughout the United States. … Continue reading
Denise Bibro Fine Art, 529 West 20th Street, Chelsea, NYC is pleased to present Chautauqua: A Continuum of Creativity, showcasing 25 faculty and 25 alumni of the Chautauqua School of Art, on view January 5 through February 13. This exhibition … Continue reading
The much anticipated prototype of the Monster Log R/C™ model is currently in early phases of testing. The Monster Log R/C™ is the first of several Monster Log™ offerings that will appeal to various market segments. Early release photos of … Continue reading
7,000 Evergreens celebrates its second anniversary with a new song by Charlie Green. Please donate your old fake Christmas tree, volunteer, or plant a tree at www.7000evergreens.org
This Christmas marks the second anniversary of the 7,000 Evergreens project. And to celebrate the project’s efforts, we’re back in north Georgia, where the project began, to film a promotional music video that features 7,000 Evergreens’ new mascot, Charlie Green. … Continue reading
The Terrestrial Shrub Rover’s maiden voyage is up on YouTube. Share it, embed it, send it along to all you know.
I currently have a show at The H Gallery in Houston TX of 18 photographs documenting recent projects, inclduding the Porta Hedge tour, the Terrestrial Shrub Rover, and 7,000 Evergreens. The show runs Dec 5 – Jan 4 and the … Continue reading