If you plan to be at the Dallas Art Fair, visit Galleri Urbane at Booth F16 (First Floor). They will have a couple of my new sculptural pieces on view alongside work by Heath West, Stephen D’Onofrio, Gail Peter Borden, Loring Taoka, Jason Willaford, Samantha McCurdy, Melinda Laszczynski and Benjamin Terry.

If you haven’t had a chance to see my solo exhibition “Boats on the Ceiling” at Elizabeth Houston Gallery, swing by! The exhibit has been extended and will now be on view through Apr 6.

Thanks so much for all of you who came by Art on Paper this past weekend. If you missed it, here are pics from the beautiful install. (Courtesy Ellen Miller Gallery) Work by Thomas Jackson, Amanda Means, Ion Zupcu and me.

Need a pass to the fair? Download a complimentary VIP pass here. To see my new works on paper, visit Ellen Miller Gallery at Booth #207.

If you’re in New York for the fairs in March, swing by Art on Paper. Ellen Miller Gallery (Booth 207) and will be showing a series of new large works on paper of mine as well as work by Thomas Jackson, Ion Zupcu and Amanda Means.  

I’m excited to be a part of this group exhbition at Western Connecticut State University featuring work by Samantha Bates, Gideon Bok, Sam King, Matt Murphy, Stephanie Pierce and myself. If you happen to be in the area, swing by and take a peek!

If you weren’t able to see my recent exhibit “Boats on the Ceiling” at the Swope Art Museum, you can see the show at Elizabeth Houston Gallery (NYC) The show will be on view from January 30 - March 22.

Please join me for the opening reception for my solo exhibition entitled “Boats on the Ceiling” at the Swope Art Museum. The reception is from 5-8pm. The exhibit will be up until Dec. 30 at the Swope Art Museum. A selection of the exhibit will then travel to Elizabeth Houston Gallery (NYC) and be on view January 30 - March 16, 2019.

Catalogs for my upcoming museum exhibition “Boats on the Ceiling” are now available! Catalogs are available for purchase at the Swope Art Museum and I have a number of copies in my studio as well – Please let me know if you’d like a copy! Thanks so much to Angelica Frey for the insightful essay.