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EXHIBITIONS
Although exhibitions are not the focus of my practice (which has become largely performance-oriented and often virtual), my work has been exhibited internationally in art galleries, museums, and festivals. In addition, I have co-curated two exhibitions focusing on games: the 2004 "ALT+CTRL: A Festival of Independent and Alternative Art" and the 2000 "SHIFT-CTRL: Computers, Games, and Art." I am also a longtime volunteer on the Institute of Cultural Inquiry's annual "AIDS Chronicles," a project to draw attention to the nature of AIDS reporting in mainstream media.
The AIDS Chronicles 2003
Exhibition of "The AIDS Chronicles," a project of the Los-Angeles-based Institute of Cultural Inquiry to draw attention to the nature of AIDS reporting in the New York Times. I was one of the main organizers of this show at the Sam Francis Gallery (Santa Monica, CA), celebrating the project's tenth anniversary.
More on the 2003 "AIDS Chronicles."
The Institute of Cultural Inquiry's webpage about the "AIDS Chronicles."
Conversations 2003
Invitational show at Sam Francis Gallery (Santa Monica, CA), highlighting pairs of artists with a shared history of conversations about their work. More on "Conversations."
Reactions 2001-02
Group exhibition in response to the destruction of the World Trade Center. Venues: Exit Art (New York, Jan.-Mar. 2001); The Williamson Gallery at Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, CA, August 2001). "Reactions" has been acquired by the Library of Congress for its permanent collection, with selections featured in the LOC exhibition "Witness and Response" (Washington, D.C., Sept.-Oct. 2002).Full poster.
Out of Context 2001
Group exhibition, Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum, California State University, San Bernardino.
Milestones for Peace 2001
International traveling group show whose venues have included the 2001 Venice Biennale (Italy) as well as sites in Tel Aviv (Israel) and New York City. "Milestones for Peace" is scheduled for permanent exhibition in the future Rabin Peace Center, Tel Aviv (now under construction). All works commissioned for this invitational show were based on a truncated tetrahedron of pink dolomite; my entry, "Paper Scissors Rock," shows how the rock would look if its surface could be unfolded.