stop motion video shot while in residence at the prairie center of the arts
december 2011
video then projected onto ‘if we were wishes’
currently installed at the fitton center in hamilton, ohio

if we were wishes
2012
wooden armature, sewn paper, modified fans, compact fluorescent lights, video projection, 6 audio speakers
armature: 8′ h x 12′ w x 16′ d

currently installed at the Fitton Center in Hamilton, Ohio
january 27th – march 10th, 2012

work and video made while in residence at the Prairie Center of the Arts

with video please, please, please

without video projection

video of deinstallation of imaginary love, december 2011

imaginary love (video installation) installed at Prairie Center of the Arts
October 30th-December 1st.
suspended wooden frames, vinyl, sewn paper, vertical oscillating fans, and video projection

installation with projected video: what would they say

installation with projected video: somewhere only we know

deinstallation of imaginary love, december 2011

studio space at PCA

artist in residence october-december 2011

Prairie Center of the Arts was founded in 2003 as a juried Artist in Residency (AIR) program to attract emerging and established artists from Illinois and around the world; to provide these artists and local artists with opportunities for research and development of new work; to provide an accessible facility for art and creativity that embraces the Peoria area community offering equipment and new technologies not currently available to the general public.

work in progress in the studio

deinstallation of ‘promise what you will’ installed at artspace in raleigh, nc. August 2011.

through the doubt
solo exhibition
august 5th – september 3rd, 2011
artspace, raleigh, nc

works made in 2011 include:

jack & jill
wood, string, and typed text on receipt tape coated in glycerin
(jack & jill were finished in april and previously shown at mount mercy university)

work made while in residence at artspace
the cowardly lion
silkscreened silver paper flocked in carborundum, sewn carbon paper coated in glycerin, wooden armature, LED lights

promise what you will
sewn paper silkscreened and flocked in pickling salt, wooden armature, vinyl, vertical oscillating fans

numb
suspended wooden frame, cut text flocked in pickling salt, sewn roofing felt coated in glycerin

more photos coming soon

essay by lia newman, director of programs and exhibitions at artspace

artspace location:
201 E. Davie St.
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
phone: (919) 821.2787
fax: (919) 821.0383
email: info@artspacenc.org

hours
open to the public: tuesday – saturday, 10am – 6pm
first fridays: 10am – 10pm
office hours: monday – friday, 9am – 5pm

Volume 7, Issue 8: Triangle Greenways: pg. 12. August 2011.

i recently had a public viewing of some of the process videos i have been making. i projected the videos onto a paper grid and vertical oscillating fans. this is a stop motion video of taking the papers off the grid while the process videos are projected and playing.

… a stop motion of a stop motion.

Currently making work while in residence for upcoming solo exhibition, through the doubt, at artspace in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Residency: July 2011
Exhibition: August 5 – September 2, 2011

Artspace is a non-profit visual art center dedicated to presenting quality exhibitions and educational programs within an open studio environment.

Artspace promotes the visual arts by making the creative process accessible to the public. Since 1986 Artspace has provided the community with a unique environment where artists, working in a variety of media with studios open to the public, have invited the community to become part of the creative process, a visual art center where children and adults can express their creativity through enriching educational programs, and a venue for exhibitions by regional, national, and international artists.

installing paper grid for video projection

cutting, sewing, and hanging roofing felt for ‘numb’

essay by lia newman, director of programs and exhibitions at artspace

artspace location:
201 E. Davie St.
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601
phone: (919) 821.2787
fax: (919) 821.0383
email: info@artspacenc.org

hours
open to the public: tuesday – saturday, 10am – 6pm
(studio hours may vary)
first fridays: 10am – 10pm
office hours: monday – friday, 9am – 5pm

Volume 7, Issue 8: Triangle Greenways: pg. 12. August 2011.

Spudnik Press’ Residency Program provides the resources, equipment, and space for one artist per season to develop a body of print-based work. Spudnik hopes to encourage and enable the production of high quality prints, and to contribute to the development of an emerging Chicago artist.

process and studio photos available here.

information on artist talk

work installed at Spudnik Press, Chicago, IL June 5th-21st, 2011

the works for this exhibition were made while in residence at Art342 and The Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts

works made in 2011 include:
jack and jill
house of cards
carbon copy

view from McAuley court yard

jack & jill
2011
wood, string, and typed text on receipt tape coated in glycerin
7′h x 3′w x 3′d (each)

deinstalling house of cards from a solo show, jill came tumbling after, at Mount Mercy University. house of cards was completed while in residence at the KHN Center.

The Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts
Nebraska City, NE
Artist Residency January – February 2011

The mission of the Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts is to support established and emerging writers, visual artists and composers by providing working and living environments that allow uninterrupted time for work, reflection and creative growth and to present and support arts-related programming that expands public awareness and appreciation of the arts.

studio at KHN

nebraska city news press

open studio event

march KHN newsletter

video of house of cards, shown here while in progress at art342

house of cards
suspended wooden frame, sewn paper coated in glycerine, cut text flocked in pickling salt
8′ x 8′ x 8′
March 2011

deinstallation of carbon copy and stop motion video of carbon copy

carbon copy
2011
sewn carbon paper, wooden frames, wall mounted vertical oscillating fans
wall: 8′h x 16′w
fans: 2′h x 16′w x 2′d