Stall, Black and Silver, one of 40+ digital prints and a frame from the work in progress video and still series "In the Ladies'"
Selected Exhibitions
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Ron's Socks, 2016, digital print on paper
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National Juried Exhibition, 440 Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
June 29-July 30, 2017
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Something May Be Happening Here invites us to examine our experience of surveillance and how it affects our lives. Photographic presentations, each in a series of “moments,” in large digital prints, portray scenes of real or imagined surveillance in Amsterdam, Miami, London and New York. The installation invites viewers to ask themselves, “Do I see something going on here? Is this possibly criminal activity? Are these simply images of innocent actions in daily life?A recorded voice describes what may or may not be happening in the photos. Gallery visitors will be informed that the premises may be under surveillance and by entering the gallery they may be recorded on videotape,for “artistic training” purposes.
Something May Be Happening Here
The Surveillance Series, solo exhibition, 2016
Gallery Gaia 79 Hudson Ave, (Vinegar Hill) Brooklyn, NY 11201
Ornithology
Ornithology Exhibition, Dendroica Gallery, Seattle, W a s h i n g t o n, 2 016
Crow Number 6, ink on paper
Merge
Canal House 2, digital print on paper, 30" x 40"
The Candy Factory, Brooklyn, NY
November, 2015
Surveillance 44th Street, three panels, each 17" x 14", digital print on paper
Residual Impressions
a look at contemporary printmaking
The Abrazo Gallery, Clemente Center
November, 2014, New York, NY
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Commute!
An Installation at the New York Transit Museum in "Platform", June 2014
portraits of dozing subway commuters
11" x 14" digital prints on metal
SOLO EXHIBITION AT THE TATE GALLERY. LONDON, UK
A Celebration of Notable Women
You May Have Never Heard Of
A Visual, Sound and Video Installation
with Cat Del Buono
Gallery Gaia, Brooklyn, NY, June 2015
Chashama 38th Street, June 2014