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Flow
Early Morning Rituals along the Sacred Ganga
Varanasi, India
Millicent Rogers Museum - Taos NM
Opening Reception: February 20th, 5.30-8pm
Exhibit runs until March 31, 2010
right: Flow - watermedia & oxidized
copper on handmade Indian paper. |
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Security
Curated by Stephanie Ellis and Serena Wellen
Reception: March 13, 7-10pm
Exhibition: March 10 - March 27
Security means simply,
the provision of safety. Se-curity is related to the oldest
meaning of curate: to care for souls. Today the business of
security is a global and corporate phenomenon. The primary
agenda is the production of fear; the ideal consumer is immobilized
by dread. Security, the exhibition, addresses this pivot between
asylum and alarm. How we define security for our communities
and the world, will determine how we get there and where we
arrive.
Vrnda - mother of a Combat
Medic in Iraq
ROOT
DIVISION
3175 17th Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Right: Vrnda, Mother of a Combat Medic
stationed in Iraq - detail: pencil, blood, shotgunned collage
& raw silk collage that has been burnt by coals. 2008 |
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Ghat
Early Morning Rituals along the Sacred Ganga
Varanasi, India
Town Hall - Taos, NM
Opening Reception: February 11th, 5-6.30
Exhibit runs until May 2010
right: convergence - watermedia &
oxidized copper on handmade Indian paper. |
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War
is driven by Scarcity
The
Sketchbook Project
Art House traveling Library
Individual Theme: Past Present & Future
Books were meant to be touched. The exhibitions
will be treated "library-style", complete with library
cards for each visitor who can check books out and view them
while in the galleries. There are no frames hanging on a wall.
This is a purely tactile experience.
Brooklyn, NY
February 19-21, 2010
303Grand
Los Angeles, CA
April 8-11, 2010
Art & Shelter Gallery
Saint Louis, MO
April 16-18, 2010
Soulard Art Market
Chicago, IL
May 7-9, 2010
Home Gallery |
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Release
Inspired by releasing baby sea turtles in Guatemala, a series
of paintings reflecting the life cycle and environmental threats
to turtles are currently being developed.
Join
the Scurry
Help me support the hatching and release of
endangered sea turtles through ARCAS Guatemala |
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Reap
The Environmental Unsustainability of the
American Food Machine
Exhibition Overview
Interview with
Andrew Silvertein,
Universtiy of South Florida
Bitter
but beautiful Harvest
Lee Lee's stark style captures anger and elegance
among environmental degradation.
by Lennie Bennett, St Petersburg Times
C Emerson Fine Arts, St Petersburg
FL - 10-11.2009
right: Rain - Oil Refinery, detail - 2009 |
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The
Tampa Review
10.09: Publication in Tampa
Review 37
right: Preservatives - digital photograph
- 2008 |
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Extinction
As we continue down our path of over-consumption
we get nearer to mass extinction. I created this series of
road kill drawings to reflect the decimation of our environment
by our current lifestyle. I photographed the animals in Texas,
where it is illegal to remove carcasses killed on the highway.
The animals were left to be picked clean and decay, so manifest
the full process of disintegration. I feel it is important
to bring attention to the current state of the environment
as we depend on the natural world for our own survival. The
works carry a warning for the future if we continue to allow
what is happening through our current disregard of the environment.
May 23 - July 26, 2009
Denver Botanic Gardens
Opening reception Thursday, May 28, 5:30 – 8 pm
Simon Zalkind, Curator of the Singer Gallery, Mizel Arts
& Culture Center, and Ivar Zeile, Director/Owner of Plus
Gallery, present this exhibition of contemporary artist responses
to the concepts and issues raised by the potential extinction
of species.
right: swallow - detail - pencil and tar
on paper, 2008 |
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CALYX
Publication in Vol. 25, no. 1, Winter 2009
issue of CALYX, A Journal of Art &
Literature by Women
- Collapsed Home in Vares, Bosnia (imaged right)
- Angkor Shrine, Cambodia
- Confined Shrine, Myanmar
Myanmar
Depicting Buddhist shrines in Myanmar which
are kept locked in steel cages as a reflection of the severity
of the current regime.
Series of multi media works on paper developed
at the Ragdale Foundation, 2.08
confined shrine
right: Myanmar - confined shrine - xerograph
& watercolor on collage, 2008 |
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