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This month I’m excited to be a part of two interesting projects: a multi-stage, cross-disciplinary exhibition at Southern Exposure and an event in the Artists Drawing Club series at the Asian Art Museum. Reverse Rehearsals was curated by Nathan Lynch and Michele Carlson and involves seven writers and six artists working
I’m excited that I’ve wrapped up a collaborative project with Palo Alto community members that is now installed at the Palo Alto Art Center. The piece, We can hear the city breathing, will be on view as part of the Center’s reopening exhibition. If you’re in town, come by and take part
Today I installed my work at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts for Bay Area Now 6. Many thanks to the great installation team there for making things go so smoothly. Here are a few preview images of the new installation debuting in the show (prior to final lighting): Time is out of
The very smart folks at Resonant City just posted an interview they were kind enough to hold with me. Check out the rest of their site as well. It’s full of thoughtfully written critiques, reviews and essays about art, architecture and urban planning.
design by Christine Wong Yap This Friday a show I curated at Southern Exposure will be kicking off. It’s been a wonderful to work with this very smart group of artists. Right now we’re in the midst of the grind of installation but it’s almost here! As others have pointed out to me, the
Danielle Sommer wrote a thoughtful review of my 2×2 Solos show at Pro Arts for KQED.org. I particularly enjoy her opening question, “Just how many landscapes can exist in one space at one time?” and the way it neatly summarizes so much of what has driven my inquiry for many years.
An interview conducted by the multi-talented Michele Carlson regarding the 2×2 Solos show just went up on Art in America. She did a remarkable job in corralling my ramblings into something coherent.
* I was quite excited to see that this piece is installed next to the comic book and manga section at the Lafayette Library and Learning Center:
