Last updated 2/4/2010
Rumor report, also referred to RR, alias Rad Rubbish
Still yet to post, the 3 Greenlantern book covers.
Stay tuned for a huge painting sale in Spring!
I'm very pleased that I've sold over 120 copies of my first self-published modest artist-book. Formal Additive Programs offers drawing instructions for the practise of abstraction. The edition is 250, offset with a handmade screen-printed cover. If you are interested in having insight to the book and you want to order a copy, go to Sonnenzimmer's site.
My painting show with Nick Butcher, called "Vorab Fabrik" is coming together. Come on out to the opening reception on Friday, February 26th from 7 - 11pm at the Family Room , here in Chicago.
I'll also be in a show in March, called "LET THERE BE GEO".
March 4 - April 24, 2010 | Opening Reception, March 4 from 5-9 p.m.
Let There Be Geo is an art exhibition at Columbia College Chicago?s Leviton A+D Gallery that surveys the art of contemporary artists who use geometric form in their work. While employing geometric form in art is not a new phenomenon, geo forms are appearing in some of the most aesthetically progressive work being made today. Twenty-first century responses to geometric form make use of a variety of styles and media, from painting and video to photography and sculpture. The works in Let There Be Geo examine today?s incarnation of geometric form.
Be sure to grab the exhibition essay by fabulous Jason Foumberg!
Participating artists include: Jesse Brown, Nick Butcher, Jeff Canham, Jacob Hashimoto, Maya Hayuk, Cody Hudson, Steven Husby, Barbara Kasten, Chad Kouri, Nadine Nakanishi, John Parot, Sam Prekop, Archer Prewitt, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Jason Urban and Vanesa Zendejas.
Let There Be Geo is curated by Elizabeth Burke-Dain.
This will be at the Columbia College Chicago?s Leviton A+D Gallery | 619 S. Wabash
Gallery hours: Tues. - Sat, 11 a.m. ? 5pm, Thurs, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Here some web interviews:
Sprayblog
The Paper Crane
New City
Ashes and Milk