I am thrilled to announce that I received funding from the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement to make PRESENT, a socially engaged artwork this summer, 2018. I and the very talented and generous people at Washington University will work alongside at-risk youth to make thousands of original drawings which we will then distribute throughout St. Louis. Click here to join/learn more!

I am honored to be in several exhibitions this spring and summer. June 1st-August 12th in St. Louis, visit the Sheldon Art Galleries for the Creative Stimulus show curated by Mel Watkin, featuring the three 2017 awardees from Critical Mass. 6-7pm, June 26th we will give short talks about our work. I am using the Creative Stimulus funding to continue my practice of community via ASpace. Learn more my work through this podcast. Co-curators Paddy Johnson and Emily Stamey choose my work for Cast A Clear Light at the Weatherspoon Art Museum March 3 – June 17. Amy Granat of Parapet Real Humans included my work in Spring: Adrienne, Body, Catalina, Cole, Danica, Edo, Felicia, Jesse, Michael, Misha & The Girls, Mort, Rachel, Ryan and Shane, which opened April 21st. 

The ReSolve social practice project continues with gatherings of its participants at ASpace. The video is now in the permanent collection of the World Chess Museum in St. Louis. Slices, my most recent work in the Sugar Series was shown at at the Visual Arts Gallery of the University of Wyoming, where I was a visiting artist and speaker at the Re-envisioning the Laboratory Sci-Art Symposium. Additionally, I completed Pinpoint, a collaborative project with a few astrophysicists for Vanderbilt University and contributed a video to the Future and Behind exhibit in Venice, Italy.