"Borders and Boundaries" in New Mexico

Manifest Destiny I, II, and III will be exhibited at Harwood Art Center for the month of October as a part of their Borders and Boundaries show!  I am especially excited for this exhibit because it will be the first time Manifest Destiny III will be formally screened (thanks again for all who supported my RocketHub campaign!)

Borders and Boundaries
Oct 1-31, 2012
RECEPTION: Friday, Oct 5, 2012 6 - 8 pm

Harwood Art Center
1114 7th Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
(505) 242-6367

Gallery Hours:
Weekdays: Monday - Friday 9 am - 4 pm
Evening Hours: First Friday of the month 6 - 8 pm

Participating Artists:
Maude Andrade (NM)            
George Bedell (MD)
Celine Browning (MA)          
Al Denyer (UT)
Ellie Irons (NY)                      
Michael Kerbow (CA)
Lee Lee (NM)                        
Maria Lux (IL)
Laurel McMechan (MA)        
Melanie Mills (GA)
Ellen Mueller (WV)
Valerie Roybal (NM)              
David K. Thompson (CT)
Jessie Van der Laan (TN)        
Susan Zimmerman (NM)
and Basement Films (NM)

Howard Rights His Wrongs - Life. Love. Time Travel.

If you're in Syracuse NY, check out this exciting show about time travel!  I'll be exhibiting 3 pieces.

A. Schrodinger’s Cat, Permanent ink on Stonehenge paper, 30” x 22”, 2005

Howard Rights His Wrongs - Love. Live. Time Travel.
Exhibiting a 15+ group show inspired by the theme.

Sept 29 - Nov 3, 2012

Artist Reception: Saturday, Sept 29th, from 7:00pm-10:00pm

Craft Chemistry
745 N. Salina St
Syracuse, New York 13208

HOURS: 

Tue - Fri:1:00 pm-6:00 pm

Sat:11:00 am-4:00 pm

(315) 424-1474
info@craftchemistry.com

Participating Artists:
Colin Campbell
Ellen Mueller
Cayetano Valenzuela
Isaac Bidwell
Mark Povinelli
Karen Greenfield
Dana Bonn
Joe Lingeman
Tommy Lincoln
Carrie Valenzuela

"Fractured Identity" at Montgomery College

Fractured Identity
September 24–November 9, 2012

Reception: Thursday, September 27, 6-8 pm

Open Gallery
Cafritz Foundation Arts Center
Montgomery College
7600 Takoma Avenue
Takoma Park, MD 20912

I won't be able to make the reception, but if you know anyone around there, please tell them to swing by and check it out!  It's a big open beautiful space for showing work and I'm showing much of the Enid Series and a few brand new ones from the Erma Series. 

"Navigating a Riot" on Liminalities

"Practical Preparedness: How to Navigate a Riot" is currently featured on Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies, an open-access, peer-reviewed online publication that addresses three needs in performance studies scholarship and practice: 1) expanding opportunities to share peer-reviewed work, 2) creating a space for the publication of multimedia texts and projects that are difficult or impossible to publish in traditional print venues, and 3) international accessibility.

Check it out!

LOL in Sweden

art:screen has been invited to curate a screening program on the theme 'LoL' (Laughing out Loud) for Onskoldsviks Museum & Konsthall 'Black box', Örnsköldsvik, Sweden from September 18 - October 5, 2012.

The program consists of works from art:screen’s archive. My video 'Preparing for Bioterrorism' has been selected and will be shown during the event.

art:screen is a platform that showcases new, compelling, innovative and contemporary video art and moving image from Swedish and international artists. art:screen is, for many artists, the window for showing their work in Sweden and Europe.

art:screen shows single-channel screening programmes which have tempo and flow. To create this, the duration of works are at maximum five minutes long. The programmes explore new ways of seeing reality from a cultural, social and individual perspective and often employ humour to give new insights.

art:screen is an artist-run, non-profit initiative organised by Eva Olsson and Jonas Nilsson who are both practising professional artists with an extensive experience of curating screening programmes. 

Manifest Destiny at Bridge Fest 2012

Manifest Destiny has been selected for screening at the 2012 Bridge Fest in Vancouver, British Columbia! The festival will take place September 7th-10th. This year they will screen 54 films from 15 countries.