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:
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
The Porta Hedge will take a hiatus from road touring this holiday season. And what better time than now to wrap the Hedge, so that it might partake in the holiday spirit while sited in the deep snows of western … Continue reading
The Terrestrial Shrub Rover is taking shape this week in preparation for its debut at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton NJ on October 10. As the photo shows, while the general form and structure of the Rover are resolved, … Continue reading
Over the past couple of months, the first Porta Hedge has been shaping up quite nicely. At this time, much of the interior and exterior are completed. Within the next couple of weeks I will be attaching about 10,000 artificial … Continue reading
On Saturday, October 18th from 12-6pm, Park(ing) Day Redux made its debut on 21st Street between 10th and 11th Avenue. Hosted in partnership with Eyebeam Art + Technology Center, Redux brought together some of the most inspired locations from Park(ing) … Continue reading
Quicker than we thought, Porta Park became a real New York City public park for a day at Park(ing) Day NYC 2008 this past Friday, September 19. We pulled into the city early, set up at 10th Avenue and West … Continue reading
The Porta Park debuted this past weekend at the 2008 Conflux Festival in Greenwich Village. We found a great parking spot for the first completed Porta Park unit right outside of the Center for Architecture where Conflux headquartered itself this … Continue reading
What a fantastic opportunity! I am pleased to announce that the city of Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts has invited our project, 7,000 Evergreens to participate in the 2008-2009 Baltimore Sculpture Project show in downtown Baltimore.