Inspiration - old gallery pencils

I came across these while cleaning my desk.

Pencils from two now defunct galleries.  One of the earliest solo shows I had, "teach me to love" was at Deep River back in 1998. 

I did a series of fake fur under vinyl paintings documenting Captain Kirk's relationship with himself.  Like George's it suffered from closing right before the internet really broke so there's not much information online.  I did find a review by Doug Harvey and a collection of the show announcements.

Two years later I was looking at early video games, geometric abstraction and had the final show at George's appropriately title "Game Over."

Group Show

I have an ongoing project called Group Show, where I've been documenting my work and life in the form of album covers. I hope to create a record store data base at some point.

Here's one of the pieces from the Mod show, Aalto Pill Party. It was a look at knock off furniture and knock off drugs.

Old Gold 2

In 2000 I did a solo show at the Irvine Fine Arts Center. Technically, the entire thing was called Three Solo Shows. Carl Berg, the director at the time, divided the space between Jason Rogenes, Slater Bradley and me. It was a pretty amazing.

My part was Mod. It was a response to the 70s ski lodge modernist design of the space and a look at the cyclical nature of mods, modernist design and modern art.