Congratulations to Madeline Schwartzmann for the publication of her book See Yourself X! It was recently reviewed in Neural, you can read...

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Cayuga Museum this week for the opening of my exhibition! Thank you to my wonderful colleagues at...

Very much thanking Peggy for pointing out this article in today's Finger Lakes Times about my exhibition at the Cayuga Museum!

Hoping to see some of you on Thursday from 5-7:30 for the opening of Christine Chin at the Cayuga Museum. The installation is looking...

The Washington Post reviews Quietly Powerful at Sense Gallery. Read the article here. If you are in DC you can see my work Christened...

Very excited to have DIY Stomach as part of "Birthday Suit" at Site:Brooklyn!

I just found out that I've been awarded a Saltonstall Parents Residency for May of 2019. What an incredible gift!

Very happy to debut new work, Christened .223, at Sense Gallery in DC. I plan to be at the opening!

https://bostonhassle.com/went-there-analog-digital-beacon-gallery/ Very honored to have Gina Linder from The Boston Hassle write about my...

Excited to be a part of this exhibition opening in Boston at Beacon Gallery in January! Hoping for good weather so that I can make it to...

Really enjoying this article by Lauren Greenwald in Fraction Magazine. Missing our dear friend Patrick Nagatani, but still enjoying his...

Says Carl Mellor: “During its 10-year history, the ArtRage gallery has seldom hosted sweeping group exhibits. Thus, its current show,...

Casey Russell writes about the exhibition: "ArtRage and Everson collaborated to create the “Seen and Heard” show. At Everson, patrons can...

Thank you Kathryn for this lovely article! She really does a beautiful job of summing up my artistic work, as well as the work I made at...

What a great September. Thank you so much WSW for the time to make my art and the great company! You can read my WSW profile here.

Really enjoying this catalog for Seen and Heard that includes historical photos from the suffrage movement. Honored to part of this...

I have safely dropped off the Quilt at Art Rage Gallery for Seen and Heard: Embracing Our Past, Empowering Our Future. So now I can revel...

Says Carl Mellor: "The current exhibit at ArtRage Gallery is comical and serious, absurd and reflective, wrapped up in its own identity...

A huge thank you for the staff of ArtRage for designing and publishing this catalogue for the exhibition! I'm giving an artist talk...