“Façade Media Fes­ti­val:
Play­ing at Full Scale.”

Rhode Island School of Design
Bayard Ewing Building

“Inter­ested in play­ing at full scale, the Façade Media Fes­ti­val takes advan­tage of inter­ac­tive media, first, as a tool for pro­to­typ­ing archi­tec­tural inter­ven­tions but also as an emer­gent plat­form for visual art to engage the built environment.”

“Urban Décor:
From the Streets of New York.”

“Urban Décor: From the Streets of New York.” is a group exhi­bi­tions of the artists who are con­stantly chang­ing the urban envi­ron­ment in the city that never sleeps. Artists who are con­stantly chal­leng­ing the notions of pub­lic space as well as the con­structs set up by for­mal art institutions.

“Some­thing Good.”

Curbs and Stoops Pop Up Gallery
New York, New York.
August 14 – 31 2010.

Fea­tur­ing: Aaron Nagel, Ash­ley Zelin­skie, Car­los Don­juan, Chor Boo­gie, Hec­tor Her­nan­dez, Jonathan Chap­line, Korakrit, Lapiz­tola Col­lec­tive, Pep Williams, Sam Bal­lar­dini, Tom Schmitt and UR New York.

If you’re the type who let’s the media decide how you feel about the world, you might be inclined to feel pretty neg­a­tive about the state of things. Wars are rag­ing, stocks are falling, and the envi­ron­ment has gone to shit. But those of us who turn the vol­ume down on net­work news sta­tions, while keep­ing our ears tuned to less imper­sonal sources, see some­thing dif­fer­ent hap­pen­ing. Some­thing Good. Peo­ple are wak­ing up, bridges are… being built, chal­lenges are being met and tran­scended. We are learn­ing to speak to one another in man­ners that tran­scend the lan­guage bar­rier. And one of the most pro­found, uni­ver­sal dialects that we can speak is the lan­guage of art.

Exhi­bi­tion page.

“Lim­its Complete.”

Gallery GB4 (Pop up gallery)
Prov­i­dence, RI.
May 17, 2010.

Fea­tur­ing: Even Cham­berblain, Blake Hud­son, Katie Pinette, Brett Swen­son, Adam Tri­ano, Celeste Wil­son, Ash­ley Zelinskie