My Every Chair at the Visual Studies Workshop project has popped up in some pretty rad places around the web, but this is a whole new level of tech coolness – it’s now available in a Facebook app!
The new 20×200 Art Facebook Application lets you share works from 20×200 with your pals, and it’s also our chance to “acquire” – at least virtually – all those sold out 20×200 editions we were too slow to nab.
I’ll have you yet, Doug and Mike Starn!!
Polaroid film may be fading, but it ain’t dead yet.
Organized by the dynamo that is Robyn York, Top Ten Records presents the work of an international cadre of artists (myself included) that took up the [ READ MORE ... ]
This past weekend I was the “artist in residence” at the home of my good friends Willie and Angela, hosts of the Oxford Occasional. The monthly p(art)y get-together takes place at their Philadelphia home and invites [ READ MORE ... ]
I’ll be in Philadelphia this coming weekend to participate in Edition IV of Oxford Occasional, a monthly arts get-together at the home of my friends Willie and Angela:
Oxford Occasional: edition iv features a site-specific installation in [ READ MORE ... ]
A huge “thank you” to everyone who made my 20×200 edition of Every Chair at the Visual Studies Workshop a success. I am humbled that it sold out, and did so in such a short time!
Prints from my Every Chair at the Visual Studies Workshop project are now available through Jen Bekman’s 20×200!
You can choose from three different print sizes, and – unlike most 20×200 editions – the three prints [ READ MORE ... ]
Curiously, Fugazi has a MySpace page. Ok, ok … who knows if it’s actually “them” – anyone can make a MySpace page. I happened upon it while listening to my friend Jeff’s [ READ MORE ... ]
Check it out … “Every Chair at the Visual Studies Workshop” on Flickr passed 10,000 views! Thanks everyone!
I’m pleased to announce that my photographs of each and every chair at the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, New York are now available as an interactive archive on Flickr.
A little [ READ MORE ... ]
The above is a screen capture of my Desktop featuring twenty-one different (yes, different) chairs from the “Every Chair at the Visual Studies Workshop” project. Things are happening.
Next week I’ll post what I hope will be [ READ MORE ... ]
My short review of Olafur Eliasson’s “Take Your Time” is featured in the forthcoming issue of Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism. Here are some excerpts:
… these are strange times for philosophers [ READ MORE ... ]
Spent a little time this weekend multi-tasking (read: watching football while working on my laptop) and managed to churn out a few updates to my personal website. In addition to changing all instances of “© 2007″ to [ READ MORE ... ]
My exhibition “Now On View: September 8th-30th, 2007″ is now officially closed, although if you are in the Rochester area this week and would like to see it, feel [ READ MORE ... ]
James Rajotte has a few installation shots of my multiple camera obscura project “Now On View: September 8th-30th, 2007” up at his Flickr page. Check ‘em out and look for more [ READ MORE ... ]
I’m proud to announce the culmination of my graduate studies, an exhibition titled “Now On View: September 8th-30th, 2007.” It’s a multiple camera obscura installation, and it opens tomorrow. More information below and at my [ READ MORE ... ]
