Environmental Art

at P.S. 282

Paintings

2016, oil on joined canvases, 24" x 24"

Parakeet Diploma

Illustrated reading on elementary Visual Art

K - 5 Art

at P.S. 39

Color Maps

a solo exhibition of my paintings at Waterhouse and Dodd

2nd, 3rd, 8th Grade Art

Group Show

Two drawings at William Holman Gallery

 

Prints

Mixed media prints I produced after a yearlong residency at the Lower East Side Printshop.
 

 

Drawing + Painting Class

Music/Literature Assignments

Teaching Comics

Shadow Puppets

Sculpture

An 8' x 10' cardboard relief I made at LMCC on Governor's Island. 

Paintings

Studio in a School

Lessons from part-time teaching at six elementary schools 

4th grader, P.S. 254

Drawings

Pencil and watercolor on 90lbs. hot pressed paper

The Labyrinth Wall

Exit Art invited me to participate in a group show about mazes. 

Waste Lines, 72-inch digital print from 120 film scan

Mark Bradford

Sikkema Jenkins Gallery

530 West 22nd Street

The exhibit "Nobody Jones" by Los Angeles artist Mark Bradford includes six mammoth size works on canvases stretching up to 100-x-150-inches. Each dated 2007, they contrast winding swarms of irregular shapes and lines with monochromatic borders. In Ghost Money the busy swarm or megacity sprawl is abruptly gated, only a few lines breach into the outskirts. Another composition titled Boreas encloses a more relaxed network of lines in what looks like a coat of aluminum weatherproofing.

Up close, the artist's topographical surfaces reveal a braided swath of analog gatherings. Remnants of paper advertisements are recognizable however the sales pitches are mostly obscured through reuse. Intricately layering all these collaged sources may have combined sanding and scraping. In a backroom, a warped paper stratification headlines James Brown's obituary.