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You can go see it during normal business hours (see image at left).Ģ) Backwoods Golden Gigantic with Eric Amling and Matt Lafleur at Wootini Gallery in Chapel Hill, NC, which is gonna be real fun too. I finally re-organized my art section of this site, so you can see the new art on wood.ġ) The Dinosaur Show! at the new Designbox Gallery in downtown Raleigh, with Casey Porn and David Eichenberger. The interview also has photos of some of my new work from the Wootini show, including 'Grim & Gristle,' pictured above.

This blog also wrote about Bowerbirds' (I play in this band)'s new album recently. I was interviewed on the Orange Alert blog/zine, It will be at Fuse, which is a restaurant/ bar on Rosemary Street.Ĭonfirmed artists are: Jerstin Crosby (Tennis & the Mennonites), Chip Smoak (Simple), Maria Albani (Un Deux Trois), Beth Tacular (Bowerbirds), John Harrison (North Elementary), David Koslowski (Ex-Members), Shirle' Hale-Koslowski (Ex-Members), & Melissa Swingle (The Moaners). The other show opens Sunday, September 16, in Chapel Hill, NC (more details soon), and is the second edition of Minus Sound Research, a show of local artists who play in local bands. It's really important to support this gallery that cares more about art and creativity than about making boocoos of money.

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You can find Resonance at certain stores, like Quail Ridge Books in Raleigh, or from Resonance's website.Ī benefit for Lump Gallery (Raleigh, NC) on August 17th, at the gallery, from 7-11pm, at which I'll have a few pieces of art for sale, plus I'll play a set with Bowerbirds. They gave me sadistic art supplies (animal crackers, rubber bands, and a very, very fat black marker) and told me to make art about my favorite song. Resonance Magazine, (at left) asked me to do a fun art project for their summer issue, which just hit news stands (and features Dan Deacon, Miranda July, Electrelane, Dntel, Battles, etc.).

I'll be sending prints! Come find them in the TeamLump area.Īnother Lump-related thing that I'm taking part in, is Group Hug, a group show at LUMP Gallery, opening the First Friday in December. 3-4 in Brooklyn, with lots of cheap prints for sale (all less than $50)! Prints Gone Wild!, put on by Cannonball Press, is an art print fair, on the weekend of Nov. I'm also getting ready for an art fair and a show at Lump Gallery: Acorns are falling, squirrels are collecting, and I'm sitting around on people's porches, relaxing, after just getting home from a really fun Bowerbirds tour. It's my favorite time of year in North Carolina: the fall. I'll post pictures when it's done, or at least when it starts to look like a real studio.

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There will be a whole wall of north facing windows looking out into the forest, room to set up my sewing machines and to do sculptures, and a small porch for drinking tea. I have a weird new forearm muscle from hammering. I've been scrapping together a lot of old wood, doors, and windows from dismantled houses, and an old wooden medical exam table to be my desk. I'm very excited about this, because the airstream is a pretty cramped place to live and make art (I had to make that print at a friend's house). My big project right now is building a new art studio near the airstream. Click here to see a larger image of the print, or scroll down to buy. They are only $35 each, so they make nice gifts. Each three-color print is carefully hand-pulled by me, numbered and signed, on nice thick grey archival paper, and is neatly stacked, ready to mail out to its new home. My new silkscreen print, entitled 'Why we are here,' is now available to buy from this website.