NEW SITE COMING SOON

new site coming soon (i think for real this time).

BODEGA on ARKITIP

some of the vinyl wall art i did with Bodega is now available online through Arkitip. today they launched the partnership with 2 pieces of my work as well as a piece by Barry Mcgee, Wood Wood and Michael Leon.
you can check out the whole collection HERE.

MIAMI

getting ready for MIAMI.














dropped off 21 drawings at the frame shop the other day.

NOW SHOWING PRINTS

new prices have been listed for the NOW SHOWING prints.
they have also added a smaller size option.

heres a link to my PRINT for the show.

SOON

PACKAGES IN THE MAIL

I like it when a nice box of samples show up in the post.
thanks Sara!

ANDREAS LARSSON

Andreas Larsson is a great photographer from Sweden who calls Chicago home. We worked together on a newsprint zine project for the artist Dzine and Deitch Projects last year.

This portrait he shot of me ended up on his site recently.....

BLT

yesterday at Hot Dougs....

The Hot Doug's B.L.T.:
Bacon Sausage with Avocado Mayonnaise, Cherry Tomatoes and Iceberg Lettuce
with a fire dog on the side (w/ mustard and pickle)
and some cheese fries.

RADAR EYES NYC

I've got 3 prints in the Radar Eyes show opening this week in NYC......

RADAR EYES, an exhibition of hallucinogenic prints curated by Canadian printmaking duo Seripop, Chicago gallerist Reuben Kinkaid, and The Space L.I.C. will open Friday, November 6th, 7pm at Fardom Gallery, 25-17 41st Avenue, Long Island City. Around the corner, a secret space will stash many more prints and a new installation by NYC artist Sakura Maku. Gallery goers will enjoy an exciting dual-opening of hundreds of works evoking altered states, perpetual distortions, and outright hallucinations.

Fardom Gallery is open Mon and Fri 12-9, Thu and Sat 12-6.  Show runs Fri Nov 6 thru Wed Dec 2.  Opening reception will be from 7 to 9 pm Trains: F (21st Street/ Queensbridge), 7NW (Queensboro Plaza), EVGR (Queensplaza)

I STILL LIKE FILM BETTER

i tend to let rolls of film build up in the studio and drop them off once every 6 months or so to be developed. here are some shots from a recently developed batch......

Oregon summer of 2008 - shot with the trusty T4