It’s happening! Over the past while I’ve been working with my friend Kemi Craig, the City of Victoria Artist-in-Residence to seed a new photodynamic garden situated within a network of community gardens, at Wark Street…
I’ve been invited into the Brock University community to work with photodynamic gardening. In September 2023, I’ll be in St. Catharines for a hands-on workshop in plant-based photography. As part of the Walker Cultural Leader Series,…
Portable Camera Obscura is an immersive technology. It is a walk-in, room-sized camera – a tent that breaks into multiple pieces to refigure relations between people, images and materials.
The online archive of the zine and documentation of Terminus: Archives, Ephemera and Electronic Art is now live.
Portable Camera Obscura at Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty at Rozell Point, on the Great Salt Lake, Utah. Installation with University of Utah Honors College Class that I was co-teaching in Fall 2013, Landscape, Place and the Visual Anthropology of Utah.
IOP is looking for nine artists to join us at different places along an artist-led expedition beginning in (present-day) Yellowstone National Park, (the first USAmerican national park) and traveling along the 42nd parallel…
Next week, artist Krista Caballero and writer/scientist Sylvia Torti, from the initiative Mapping Meaning, will be joining Ryan Hilperts, from the Redfish School of Change, and myself, for a kayaking trip in the Salish Sea.
Portable Camera Obscura at Crane Arts in Philadelphia, PA, 2009 as part of exhibition, Ethnographic Terminalia. Installation with early 20th century hand-tinted print (32x 48″) on easel, spotlights, tent, lenses, pillows inside for lounging.
Spring and summer marks the time when Lynda Gammon and I get to head back into 562 Fisgard to work on our project. This summer I am looking forward to 16×20 photographs using the camera we built and had help building, more experiments with peeling the wall, inviting the general public, nearby artists and friends to partake in looking at the wall through the camera, and high resolution digital video.
