I have two pieces, The Future of Ruins and Monuments of Great Notch in this show at VisArts in Rockville , Maryland. Both works come out of the process of walking a specific location and “reading” the landscape. They also both ruminate on the legacy of land art in our time of climate crisis.
VisArts is located in the Rockville Town Square at 155 Gibbs St. 2nd floor. The show is up March 17th and I’ll be there for an artist’s talk on the 16th. (LINK)
My 25 page graphic essay about the bioregion of Monte Amiata in Southern Tuscany is up on the Cultivate Journal website. Based on my experience
I created a series of collages to accompany an interview with John McPhee for Dense Magazine. I love the design so I’m posting full pages.
My graphic essay about a New Jersey beach town reclaimed by the sea has been published by the Evergreen Review. Read it (HERE)
This comic ran in the August 7th issue of the Los Angeles Times. You can read in panel by panel by clicking this (LINK)
I’m excited and honored to have my drawing “Stromatolites” in this show at Stockton University. Up until June 24th. I’ll be at the closing Reception:
Writings (and some comics) about representations of death in art produced during my residency “Waking the Dead” at the Atelier at Princeton. They are currently
This animation was produced as part of the immersive theater project presented at the Atelier at Princeton University. During the performance audience members walked through
I have a new comic in the L.A. Times, about a big hero of mine, the scholar and urbanist Mike Davis. You can read it
Electromagnetic mind-control, open-air biological testing in New York City subways, and clandestine dosing of citizens with psychotropic drugs are all part of America’s little known,
