Here are a few more shots from the show and last night’s opening. I really like the way the space was lit. Cheers to the good folks at Pterodactyl for pulling together the new side gallery (in which my show is situated) in under a week and for putting on a lovely opening.
Here are images from my show Our Improbable Existence at Pterodactyl in Philly. Here is more info about the show. The show was made possible by the support of the Philadelphia Art Hotel. To see individual pieces, peruse recent blog posts or visit my website. Off to the opening!
Here is the press release for my show at Pterodactyl sponsored by the Philadelphia Art Hotel. Install Thursday, opening Friday. I’m pasting the text below for better readability. Here’s hoping the five people I know in Philly and the rest of the city make it out to the opening! The Philadelphia Art Hotel and Pterodactyl [...]
I am comfortably set up at the Philadelphia Art Hotel, run by two fantastic people, artists Zak Starer and Krista Peel. Here’s a great article in the Philadelphia Inquirer about the residency. I also have become fast friends with my co-residents Danielle Rante and her dog Kanga. After running around town for two days exploring [...]
Here are some images from our group show, SKIPTI / SWAP at the end of the residency at SÍM. On Monday we installed the show, had the opening, followed by a picnic in the garden, and de-installed the show. Then I had to pack and say my goodbyes. What a day! Also, in addition to [...]
On Sunday, we went to the Fish Festival. It was entirely interesting and bizarre. On display on ice were many of the types of fish typically caught in the Icelandic region. It was fascinating the range of types of sea-life caught as well as the depth to which the nets can access (as evidenced by [...]
Not only are the landscape, city and people (the Icelanders and my fellow residents) amazing here, but my living situation is pretty top notch. I have this wonderful little room. We’re eating a lot of dinners as a group. The ten of us residents share a kitchen and many nights someone or a pair of [...]
On Saturday, the five adventurers that climbed Mount Esna on Wednesday set out for another trip. We rented a little car (which we dubbed Sputnik 2) and set out for Hveragerði, which is a small town in the hills set atop thermal springs. Much of the town is run by the thermal water (which gets [...]
See that mountain? That’s Mount Esja. We decided to climb it on Wednesday with our new Norwegian friends Torgier and Catrine and our Austrian friend Klaus. This is what it looks like from the studio window. This is the view from the bus drop-off point. We climbed to the top. Maybe you need to look [...]
Mark and I are in Iceland now! We’ve been here a few days and love it so far. I will try to post at least one photo per day from our amazing trip. This is the graffiti wall at the end of our street. To get to the downtown (about a five-minute walk) we hang [...]
