OCMA - 10 more things to do during a pandemic

July 30, 2020

another video for the Orange County Museum of Art

OCMA - 10 Things to do during a pandemic

May 6, 2020

The Orange County Museum of Art invited me to make a video.

nest sculpture

May 3, 2020

Well, I guess I’ve been leaving the door open too much. A bird built a nest in one of my sculptures.

Beep Boop...Spectators

November 22, 2019

I'M IN A SHOW - FRIENDS AND FAMILY

November 20, 2019

Peter Mendenhall Gallery - curated by Keith Mayerson
November 23, 2019-January 4, 2020

Opening Reception
Saturday, November 23, 6-9pm

Hey! I'm in a show - FASTER, FASTER!

January 22, 2019

FASTER, FASTER!

The Art of Motorcycle Culture

Curated by Rebecca Trawick
January 22 - March 9, 2019
Reception for the artists on March 5 from 4 - 6pm
Brings together contemporary artists and designers who contemplate the motorcycle in their work, many of whom are also avid motorcycle-enthusiasts. They commemorate, document, and investigate motorcycles, and the sub-cultures and communities that have developed. Artists include Deborah Aschheim, Tom Cardwell, Sean Duffy, Jeffrey O. Durrant, Max Grundy, Cory Jarman, Toria Jaymes, Max Lockwood, Christopher Myott, Ryan Quickfall, Lydia Ricci, Susana Rico, Marwan Shahin, Rachel Wolfson Smith, Mark T. Stockton.

A Show I'm In

July 9, 2018

CONCEPTUAL CRAFT II

at DENK Gallery

Gioj de Marco, Sean Duffy, Tim Ebner, Joséphine Wister Faure, Rachel Lachowicz, Tom LaDuke, Kristen Morgin, Patrick Nickell, Michael Pierzynski, Tia Pulitzer, Ross Rudel, George Stoll

EXHIBITION DATES:

JULY14 – AUGUST 18, 2018

RECEPTION: SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2018 6-8 PM

A Show I'm In

April 6, 2018

Tomorrowland

curated by Rory Devine

April 14 - May 19, 2018

CB1 Gallery is pleased to present "Tomorrowland," a group exhibition curated by Rory Devine. This group exhibition posits the question: How will work made in the present be read in the future without a contemporary context? The exhibition opens on April 14 and remains on view through May 19. An opening reception will be held on Saturday April 14 from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm.

Each of the artists, who all live and work in Los Angeles, (The Real Tomorrowland) was asked to view this exhibition as a bit of a time capsule, one where meaning, form and content are constantly in a fluid state, or to consider EVERY Twilight Zone Episode. Thematically linked to the well known Disney Attraction, Tomorrowland, this exhibition addresses how the future, or our culturally collective construct of the future, is in constant state of remodeling or updating.

The artists included in Tomorrowland are:
Lisa Adams
Jeff Colson
Sean Duffy
Kathleen Johnson
Marion Lane
Pat Murch
Patrick Nickell
Rebecca Ripple
Richard Roe
Matthew Scarlett
Keith Walsh

Devine envisions a kind of visual mash up suggestive of all The Twilight Zones. The work highlights the present with a kind of sci-fi, futuristic or otherworldly quality about it. Just like our reading of the past, through artwork created centuries ago, has a very different relationship to the time in which it was made, we can only imagine how contemporary art might be interpreted in the future.

A Show I'm In

February 27, 2018

If you in Montreal check out grâce du dessin at Art Mûr!

March 3 – April 28, 2018
Opening reception: Saturday, March 3, 2018 from 3-5 p.m.
grâce du dessin: David Arseneau, Ari Bayuaji, Marielle Pauline Blanc, Laurent Bouchard, Annie Briard, Robbie Cornelissen, Michael Dee, Roy Dowell, Sean Duffy, Nika Fontaine, Andréanne Godin, Brandon Graving, Sarah Bertrand Hamel, Jacci den Hartog, Robb Jamieson, Vincent Johnson, Pierre Julien, Annetta Kapon, Trevor Kiernander, André Laroche, Eric Leiser, Tom Malcolm, Christian Messier, François Morelli, Jay Mosher, Matthew Bede Murphy, Nadia Myre, Patrick Nickell, Karine Payette, Fabrizio Perozzi, Renée Petropoulos, Laurence Pilon, Jonathan Plante, Jean-Benoit Pouliot, Jonathan Schouela, Suzy Spence, Arnoud Verhaeghe, Marnie Weber, Matthew Weinstein, Roger White, Ben Williamson, Millie Wilson, David Wojtowycz, Sebastien Worsnip, Florence Yee
Curator: Jason McKechnie
Art Mûr, Montreal, QC

grâce au dessin is a group exhibition focusing on work incorporating drawing and drawing technique in non-traditional ways with respect to notational shorthand, invented personal and visual languages, as well as observational and/or conceptual information. These works lead to – or are part and parcel of – other forms of an artist’s studio practice like video, installation, sculpture, photography, painting, performance, public art and ‘drawing’ per se as the completed result or extension from a set of ideas. The exhibition casts a far reaching net to assemble fascinating relationships, expand shared conversations, and galvanize cultural exchange between contemporary art communities.