Monthly Archives: June 2009
The Glass is Half Built…
…so it can get FILLED. These are shots I did yesterday, continuing in the vein of Sketchy Canvas, a series of works I did years ago in AK with photographer Joseph Brazenfield. I approached Robert Cortlandt with the idea, and … Continue reading
Head Out, Border Out
So, I’m dancing with Colombian Soul tonight for the second night of the Border Out Festival, a celebration of Queer Immigrant Artists. I… perform in a whole new way. Hopefully vid will be captured, and I’ll post before too long. … Continue reading
AKFO Flyers…
The flyers for the shows in ’04 and ’05… first up ’04: There were four, and true to form, a little puzzle, forming AK when put together. Of course, that’s not all. If you can figure out the clues, they … Continue reading
A Close Wind
Round 2… this one more detailed in the cut-out. Diggin’ it, too. Afforded the possibility of really using the space available on a T… as I’ve been saying, T-shirts are the canvas of the new millenium. I’m so excited for … Continue reading
Camiseta
… which means t-shirt. Look familiar? Scroll down. This is the second in a new direction and process of transferring my art to t’s. So far, so good! When I was 19, going to school in South Dakota (I know, … Continue reading
From the Vault: Shows in 02
The above was the promo I made for a show after I came back to art. My apartment burned, all of my art supplies and sketchbooks I had – up in flames. It was, a big deal… My cat survived, … Continue reading
Gusty, Ain’t He?
I got inspired by some of the looks Rick Owens was showing these past few seasons, kilts with slacks… they’re enough to get a man airborne… I sit in the corner with my pad and pens; it’s doing me good … Continue reading