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The Old Horned
Deity:
September 19th- October 15th 2008
The Stanton Chapter
176 Stanton St. New York, NY (between Clinton St. and Attorney
St.) - Lower East Side
In personification of the horned god Pan, harsh fluid collaged
wood-cut print landscapes of gnarly trees, vibrant skies, birds
of prey, hidden critters, and overgrown foliage will cover three
walls of the gallery from floor to ceiling. Complimenting this
landscape will be larger than life print covered sculptures of a
leopard, a wolf, trees and an eagle swooping down from the
gallery ceiling.
Pan was known to arouse inspiration or panic depending on his
intentions. He was the god of woods and pastures, the mountain
peaks and rocky crests. This show is an interpretation of the
inspiration of nature aroused by Pan.
Gallery
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Visiting Artist and
Lecture Syracuse University April 2nd-4th 2008:
Gallery
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The Resurrection of
Fenris/ Deitch Art Parade:
The Resurrection of Fenris was a project for the 2007 Deitch Art
Parade which runs down W. Broadway in New York. The project
included a giant wolf bat float, topless parade walkers wearing
masks and fur boots, two full drum sets and a smoke machine.
Featured in the New York Times article.
Gallery #1
Low-Res Video
NY Times Article
Full story line for
Fenris
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Gimme Metal:
This was a show that I put together as a tribute to metal music.
The opening was October 27th 2007. There were 60 artists, 2
Metal Bands, a real live dragon slaying, a giant wolf bat,
smoke, free PBR and rum….. the new york Fire
Department had to break it up. Yesssssssss!
Gallery #1
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Big Damn prints:
Is a project that I have put together for the past three years
that happens every spring. Students from Pratt Institute are
asked to cut 4’x8’ wood blocks that are inked up and printed
with a steamroller (yes an asphalt flattening steamroller).
2008 Steamroller Event "Big Damn Prints" #1
2007 Steamroller Event "Big Damn Prints" #1
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Gimme Head:
Brooklyn, NY (October 13, 2006) Several artists have been
invited to participate in a group show called Gimme Head,
curated by Dennis McNett. The idea of the show comes from a
conversation at the bedside of the legendary Richard Mock. The
conversation went like this:
D: I’m sick of looking at those big damn Chuck Close heads.
RM: He’s been doing those for years now.
D: You don’t want to get stuck doing heads over and over
M: well not unless they’re drippin and oozin shit.
Each artist has been asked to submit up to three heads. There
will be a variety of animal heads, monster heads, dripping
heads, oozing heads, barbequed heads, etc… heads of all flavors
will be printed, painted, sculpted, and projected all over the
gallery space.
"Gimme Head" show #1
"Gimme Head" show #2
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Richard Mock
Documentation:
Howlingprint is currently documenting the lino-blocks of the
late great Richard Mock. Richard did lino-cut prints for the New
York Times for over 18 years. He is very loved and missed.
Cannonball Press has been kind enough to assemble a memorial
folio to sell to help raise money for this documentation. The
proceeds will go to help me pay intern help, supplies and
storage of the blocks. These folios can be purchased from
Cannonball press.
http://www.cannonballpress.com
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Evil
Prints visit 2007:
These photos were from my visit to Evil Print Studios
in St. Louis, Missouri. The visit was hosted by artist and Evil
Prints owner, Tom Huck. I was honored to have worked with Tom,
his lovely assistant Daniel, and print assistant Ian. His huge
4x8 foot custom press was amazing. Damn good time and printed
lots of stuff.
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Visiting
Artist University of Wisconsin 2007:
The print club at the University of Wisconsin was
kind enough to invite me out a visit. The first two days Drew,
David and myself printed the hell out of some blocks while
listening to Black Sabbath and Slayer. I think it was over 400
impressions in two days including large 6 foot wolves on muslin,
magnets, and tons of smaller images.
The print club kept half of everything printed to sell. Day 3 I
gave two lectures and crits to the students there. It was really
great.
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KCDC board
release party/show
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