Art Basel/Miami & Budapest

The Edge! a show judged by Bonnie Clearwater of the Miami Museum of Contemporary Art showing at Armory Art until November 8th in West Palm Beach is moving to Miami for Art Basel/Miami. It will show from November 17-December 12 at the Sheila Elias Gallery, 1510 NE 130th Street, North Miami, FL 33161. If you'd like to come check out my work there note that the opening reception is on November 30, 2008 at 6pm. I'm excited and looking forward to the show and likely to be in Miami for the opening. I have three pieces in the show.

I also have a piece in Your Documents Now curated by Daniel Georges & Rumi Tsuda who have done tremendous work getting the show to move from East to West across the globe. It started out in Japan and is now opening in Hungary. The show will open at 2B Galeriá November 28- December 30, 2008 with the opening reception at 6PM, Nov. 28th. I'm not going to be there but if you are, do check it out! 2B Galeriá Ráday utca 47, Budapest IX. ker. Along with more than 250 other artists I have an ID document I fabricated in the show. It's moving next to Berlin then Bratislava before going to Mexico.

Museum of Arts & Crafts, Itami, JAPAN

For those of you out there in Japan just wanted to say that my artist's passport is showing at an international group show Your Documents Please currently showing in Japan at the Museum of Arts & Crafts in Itami (see link above). The show moves next to Yokohama (ZAIM) if all goes well. I guess if my passport has made it to Japan it's a sign that one day I will too!

It will also travel to:
HUNGARY (November 2008)
-2B GALLERY, Budapest IX. Ráday u.47 Hungary
SLOVAKIA (January 2009)
GALÉRIA Z ZICHYHO PALÁC, VENTÚRSKA 9, 811 01 BRATISLAVA
The curators for this show are Daniel Georges & Rumi Tsuda.

In the last several months I've been doing a lot of art and thinking about it (though I'm glad to say that I've done more of it than thought about it). I'm in the process of updating my site to include some images. Also, I'll post any announcements for the future on this blog.