Experimental Practices in Interdisciplinary Art
Sting in the Tale
Louse Brigham
Deep Water / Deep Earth
The Stackhouse Project
Western Waters
Reading Frankenstein
Hangmen Also Die
NEWS
June 12-21, 2026: I am showing a new procedural artwork in the "CURRENTS 2026" festival of new media art at El Museo Cultural in Santa Fe, NM. Entitled Pandemic Portrait, it emerged from thinking about all the time I spent on zoom during the Covid-19 pandemic, vacillating between a sense of isolation and the intimacy of looking into people's personal spaces over their shoulders. Not to mention the occasional visual glitching that disrupted any temporary sense of shared reality. The 40 individual portraits in the piece appear and disappear as on group zooms, summoning echoes of that time of intense unease.
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June 13-22, 2025: I showed a procedural artwork in the "CURRENTS 2025" festival of new media art at El Museo Cultural in Santa Fe, NM. Entitled Walking, it suggests an animated abstract landscape 'walking' slowly back and forth alongside the viewer and features imagery drawn largely from the work of Bay Area artist Christel Dillbohner and from our collaborations.
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January 25, 2025: The exhibition "Engaging the Margins" opens at the Beall Center, UC Irvine. Co-curated with Jesse Colin Jackson, it highlights 8 artists and artist teams from our new book Experimental Practices in Interdisciplinary Art, as well as posters created by another 40 artists. Featured artists in the show include Ava Aviva Avnisan, Rebecca Cummins, Krista-Leigh Davis, Yvette Granta & Alina Nazmeeva, Catherine Griffiths, Nina Vroemen, Jennifer Willet, and Jiayi Young. The show runs through April 19th.
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November 2024: I'm very pleased to announce that my latest book is just off the press. Experimental Practices in Interdisciplinary Art, co-edited with Jesse Colin Jackson, is a set of interviews with artists working at the intersection of visual arts, science, and technology. It touches on all the factors that make this kind of work both deeply rewarding and also, at times, supremely frustrating. A must-have for transdisciplinary artists seeking other like-minded makers. Also available from Amazon.
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