On October 7, 2021, the prologue from Automata: Selections from the Permanent Collection, a documentary I began during a socially distant residency at Automata, was part of a virtual exhibition, Reimagine Public Art, Vol 2., curated by the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. The online exhibition runs through March 19, 2022.
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September 29 to October 10, 2021, a photograph from a workshop of Model Killer: Giant Crimes + Tiny Cover-ups was part of the exhibition, American Puppet Theater Today: The Photography of Richard Termine. The exhibit was presented by the Jim Henson Foundation at La MaMa Galleria in New York City.
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From September 9, 2021 – January 12, 2022, I was an artist in residence at the Camera Obscura Lab in Santa Monica.
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On July 9, 2021, Jeff Slayton published an interview in LA Dance Chronicle with Lindsey Lollie and me about a Research and Development Residencies we completed separately through Los Angeles Performance Practice.
Continue reading “LA Dance Chronicle”March 13, 2021 was the conclusion of my 2021 Research and Development Residency at home for Model Killer through Los Angeles Performance Practice.
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I first became aware of Simone Gad running into her at art openings where she was often accompanied by Sheree Rose. I heard that Simone was a former child actor and outsider artist, but didn’t know her all that well. That all changed one day when Sean Meredith suggested we partner for an exhibition at Track 16.
Continue reading “Simone Gad (1947-2021)”On February 14, 2021, I began a Research and Development Residency at home through Los Angeles Performance Practice.
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On July 9th, 2020, 24700, news from California Institute for the Arts blog announced my individual artist residency Automata to develop Model Killer: Giant Crimes + Tiny Cover-ups.
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During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Automata awarded me a three week individual artist residency at its space in the Chinatown arts district of Los Angeles where I worked on the development of Model Killer.
Continue reading “Automata Residency Announcement”On May 1 2020, Artist Relief awarded me an emergency grant to help sustain me and my practice during early COVID-19 shutdowns.
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