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:
Its inventors call the ANDREA Air Purifier “an innovation in ecological living through plant-based air purification.” The Air Purifier is the “first award-winning air filter capable of absorbing toxic gases, such as formaldehyde, from home and office environments through the … 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
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
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
The Terrestrial Shrub Rover debuted this weekend at the Grounds for Sculpture. The reception was a wonderful event and celebrated the opening of the Fall/Winter Exhibition at the Grounds, which includes the 2009 Outstanding Student Achievement in Sculpture show, a … Continue reading
Small in scale compared to the Olympics, perhaps. But grand is the first word that comes to mind when describing this past weekend’s first ever Christmas Tree Toss World Championships. The Institute for Aesthletics did a fantastic job organizing this … Continue reading
feel good paintings for feel bad times Paul Kasmin Gallery – Sept 7-Oct 13 Daddy, 2007 Looking at Deborah Kass’ recent paintings is like a Sunday afternoon drive through the last half century of American painting. Kass describes her recent … Continue reading
I recently perused through Vitamin P: New Perspectives on Painting, a 352 page image-filled collection of 114 contemporary painters who have been selected by critics, curators and other experts. Any young artist should be aware of the painters in this … Continue reading
Each of us can make the choice to face the question of the origin and the structure of the universe in which our existence occurs. We have a few positions at hand. We can accept the mystery, become empiricists, or … Continue reading
Charlie Rose interviews Chuck Close and Robert Rauschenberg. This is a candid, accessible hour of interviews.
In the last three years I have focused on surface as an essential element of my art, experimenting with volume and texture of the material itself. I have made my own paper, combined paper and plaster, worked with collage and … Continue reading
Land development along the Coosawattee River and within the Coosawattee River Resort has blossomed within the past several years, bringing increased road building and second home/cabin construction on small lots. The first indication of progress is the red dirt road … Continue reading
The Perspectives on Design Award Show opened with great success on August 2nd. More than a hundred visitors wandered through the gallery, which featured recent work of mine and of fellow Dartmouth grads Emily Pearl and Zeynep Oz. Emily Pearl … Continue reading