I am an artist who works in the public realm. Sometimes, it's clear that I am an artist. Other times, it's in the background.
I like to work on challenging projects with interesting people. Like planning and implementing the art collection at UPMC Mercy Pavilion and creating the strategy for the Neltje Center for Excellence in Creativity and the Arts.
The Frick Fine Art Library at the University of Pittsburgh added all of my As Far As I Can Go books to their artist books collection.
I’d like to take my exhibition Traveling Show on the road. Get in touch if you have idea for a venue.
Compass Roses: Maps by Artists is heading to Albany, NY in 2025. Where should we go next?
A few publications I wrote or contributed to: this guide to artist residencies in the public realm, Asphalt Art published by Bloomberg Associates, and Monumental Considerations: Addressing Problematic Artworks, Memorials, and Monuments Suggestions for Public Art Programs.
During my 2019 GUGY (Grown Up Gap Year) I travelled around the world to live in five countries. A few links for memorable experiences: here, here, here, and here. Hiking here, snorkeling here, and watching birds here. I still think about it every day, so it’s on this list.
Want to work together? Read more about what I can offer. Want to connect? Click here.
My portfolio of projects, videos, and images.
Have four minutes to watch a video about a tumbleweed and intuition? My gut says yes, you do.