I will give a short presentation/performance on July 11 at 2pm at Hancock Shaker Village in conjunction with the exhibition Modern Wings and Shaker Roots.
Eight into Fourteen, Fritz Horstman, 2015, 3 x 14 x 14', reclaimed construction material, commissioned by Hancock Shaker Village.
Todd Keyser's review of Imaginary Monuments was published in Critical Eyes.
The interview Sheilah Wilson did with the artists from Imaginary Monuments and me was published in Temporary Art Review.
Modern Wings, Shaker Roots is an exhibition at Hancock Shaker Village, on view from May 29 through Nov 1. My sculpture 8 into 14 is a formwork derived from the Round Barn built by the shakers in the nineteenth century.
I've curated an exhibition at Ortega y Gasset Projects in Brooklyn. Imaginary Monuments includes work by Aimée Burg, Mark Dixon, Thale Fastvold, and Emily Hass. There will be a closing reception from 3 - 5pm on Sunday, May 31. You can read my essay for the exhibition here.
