NEWS!
Printervention / Nashville
19 August 2010
Printervention ( a traveling exhibition I co-organized and curated with Emily Clayton & Ed Marszewski ) will be shown in Nashville in the coming weeks thanks to artist and friend Jes Owings. The show features social and political posters created specifically for the project and draws inspiration from the Works Progress Administration of the 1930’s when artists actually got paid by the government.
PRINTERVENTION : NASHVILLE
Opening Reception Saturday, August 28th, 6 - 10pm
Open Lot / 1307 Jewell Street / Nashville, TN
theopenlot.org
On view August 28th - September 05th
Dark Party / Patrol Patrol
25 May 2010
Dark Party is Eliot Lipp and Leo 123. I was excited to do the artwork for their upcoming 12" release on Old Tacoma Records, Patrol Patrol. As I become more and more bored and uninspired by the computer, it was really nice to produce this one all by hand.
Reset the Warehouse
18 May 2010
Reset the Warehouse, the new album by John Hughes, is available today. Strictly limited, beautifully hand printed sleeves designed by Jonas Banker of Bankerwessel. The press is limited to 471 hand numbered units. Pick one up at Dusty Groove!
Printervention Documentation
25 April 2010
Printervention opening night was a blast! We uploaded some photos from the event. Flickr
If I Had Known, I Wouldn't Have Gone mural by Seripop
Printervention
12 April 2010
PRINTERVENTION, an exhibit of socially aware prints and, will be unveiled this Friday! There are over 70 artists from around the country represented. The prints have finally all trickled in and I am blown away by the quality of the work and couldn't be more excited to be a part of this amazing project.
(Image by Richie Bearden)
There will also be workshops happening throughout Version 10, as well as a mobile silkscreening cart that will roam the streets of Chicago.
Organized by Emily Clayton, Ed Marszewski and myself.
Chicago Tourism Center Gallery
72 E. Randolph Street
Opening reception Friday, April 16th, 5 – 7pm
Big Kitty in Chicago
22 March 2010
Big Kitty is at present a duo consisting of Clark Woodham Williams and Yuriko Emily Hoshino. They were last located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, but now they are flung far and wide to various exotic locales, generally nearby their Toyota 4 Runner with a bed in the back where they sleep. Their travels span from the southeast to the west coast and, soon, back again.
Big Kitty is one of my favorites, in fact I did a short interview and EP with him for the last Mule Magazine and its also posted on the Reelfoot Library site.
They will be performing tomorrow night (3/23) at the Whistler with local John Bellows.
Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010 at 09:30 pm
the Whistler
2421 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, IL 60647