Ambiguity is a window into a situation. This image poses a false choice- the answer of course is that we have to fight both, but asking the question this way raises more questions about what’s possible, and what’s more pressing.
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Live Printing at the Art Museum
November 7, 2016
I was recently invited to do a live-printing demo at the Portland Art Museum, as part of their programming around the big Warhol show they have up. It was a…
Citybikes Mural in Portland
July 24, 2011
I got a grant from the Regional Arts and Culture Council to paint a big mural on the Citybikes Annex building at 8th and Ankeny in Portland; here’s a picture…
Traps, Flows, Echoes opens in PDX!
November 12, 2014
I just opened a solo show of prints, installation, sound, and video in the Pacific Northwest College of Art’s Gallery 214. It’s up until the end of November, so if…
Rising Tide T-shirt logo
February 10, 2015
The nice people at Portland Rising Tide asked me to design a t-shirt logo for them- and the above graphic is what I came up with. Fossil fuel exports are…
