Happy holidays!

Thank you to staff and students at St Cloud University, Minnesota. An enjoyable workshop day and studio visits. Good luck with your work and congratulations on the student gallery in town!

I collaborated with Queensland College of Art honors student, Travers Nash to produce a piece for The Wandering Room to be installed in the window of Ryan Renshaw Gallery in Brisbane, as seen here. Click on the image to see "Sancho Panza" in action.

SEPTEMBER, 2010

My work is included in this interesting show at Lake Macquarie Gallery in Australia.

ABC TV, Australia, Art Nation story.

Another couple of blog posts about my show in Melbourne, Australia.

Not-Quite-Critics

Leg of Lamb

A couple of complementary posts about my exhibition at Anna Schwartz Gallery - thank you.

Melbourne Art & Culture Critic

Art Blart

My exhibition, AND THEN..., opened at Anna Schwartz Gallery in Melbourne late July and ran through to late August.

For the last 2 weeks of July, I was Artist in Residence at the Lock-Up Cultural Center, while still utilizing the studio down the road at the Newcastle Community Arts Center.

This very active program is housed in the old Newcastle Police Station and Gaol - one of the many fantastic examples of historical architecture on the beach end of Hunter Street in Newcastle, NSW.

The final month before my Melbourne exhibition was spent working hard as Resident Studio Artist at the Newcastle Community Arts Center. A well run local community studio facility and a great working environment.

My thanks to Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery for organizing the studio space. I will have two pieces, made during the residency in a show at the Lake Macquarie City Gallery in late September.

My time as the Ashfield City Council Artist in Residence was brought to a close with a display in the local Ashfield shopping mall of work made by the workshop participants.

The people who attended the workshops put in an amazing effort and made some really clever, interesting and fun work. One of the participants, Ian Woolf, has put some great documentation up on his website, with links to videos and a photo gallery.

The day was a real blast! For the most part passers by seemed to really enjoy it, though the image below might suggest otherwise...

I am very pleased to be the Ashfield City Council (Sydney, Australia) Artist in Residence for the next 3 months.

The 2 level historic building in the image below will be my home and studio until the end of June. The house is surrounded by tennis courts, lawn bowls and a cricket field.

My work will be featured in New York at The Armory Art Fair by Mother's Tankstation - Booth 613, Pier 94.

The major news for February is the opening of my show "Schrapnell from Märchenland" at Hilger Contemporary in Vienna, Austria.

This show features works produced in expectation of, and as a result of my trip to the Arctic, and features projects developed while sailing in that region. More will be on my website soon.

In the meantime there are some images available here.

My work is included in a show called " Sensecapes" opening in London at Nettie Horn Gallery.

More info here.

My friends at Flux Factory have opened their new space, with a show titled "House Broken". They were kind enough to let me play with a functioning conveyor belt still in the space, a remnant of the building's former life.

There will be images of this work, "Fluffy White Clouds" on my website soon.

More info at Flux Factory's website.

The mother's tankstation mother's annual 2009 is out and I am honored to have been the artist for the cover of this, the 4th edition.

To get a copy go here.