Category Archives: Artist Profiles

“A cacophony of change abounds: extensive street diversions and construction, structures rising and falling, parks and street furniture appearing, sidewalk repairs, and subway station upgrades.” Continue reading →

“Damon says there should be some words with the drawings.” Continue reading →

“Rallies, marching bands, scout troops, all figure as starting points to question ideas of group affiliations and by extension, definitions of community and national identity.” Continue reading →

“Contrary to conventional wisdom, they have no issue with balancing commercial art and a more “personal” fine art practice.” Continue reading →

“It is difficult to accept the fact that it’s zest for light and dark has been ended by a dreadful lack of information on its LCD screen and memory card.” Continue reading →

“One of the recurring things I find in my practice is that I am always kind of unaware at first that some of the most interesting things I’m doing are the things I don’t consider art.” Continue reading →

“There is an elemental joy to be extracted from the search for the moment that has passed.” Continue reading →

“My prints and drawings are considerably informed by, reference and may well contain appropriated images and the formal structure of, pictorial histories, maps, manuscripts and chronicles, specifically those of ancient Aztec codices, Plains Indian ledger drawings and Indian miniature painting.” Continue reading →

“Scraps of paper, receipts, and old envelopes from discarded mail all serve as supports for random scribbles.” Continue reading →