Biodiversity Suits for Urban Pigeons will be included in Lela Nargi's upcoming book, The Greatest Knitting of All Time.

Eye of the Beholder and several Biodiversity Suits for Urban Pigeons are travelling to Hong Kong with Frey Norris Gallery for display at ArtHK10, the Hong Kong International Art Fair.

Andy Diaz Hope and I are both featured in the fascinating new book, The Culture of Knitting, by Joanne Turney.

Art Business gave a very nice review of Mary Anne Kluth and my show, Theory of the Unforeseen, as well as choosing it as their "Pick of First Thursday." Scroll down to our show.

Flavorpill does a good job of describing Theory of the Unforeseen.

A nicely written review of Theory of the Unforeseen in the SFWeekly.

Jack O'Shaughnessy wrote a great article about Andy's and my work in the art edition of inGen magazine, which just went up on line. article pages 46-47, more pics on 60: inGen magazine

I am happy to be showing with Mary Anne Kluth at Frey Norris Gallery this September 3rd through October 4th. The opening is September 3rd, 6-9 pm.
Catalogs, with an essay by Glen Helfand, are available through the gallery.

This summer holds a few group shows that include my work alongside many talented artists:
X at Mixed Greens Gallery in New York
It's a Schro Ro Summer at Schroeder Romero in New York
Size Matters at Packer Schopf Gallery in Chicago

Chicago's Newcity Art recommended my "Hope Chest" show at the International Museum of Surgical Science.

Tales From an Imaginary Menagerie at the Palo Alto Art Center Foundation opens this January 22nd and runs through April 26th and includes Allegory of the Monoceros.

Tales from an Imaginary Menagerie explores current directions in contemporary art in which artists have created imaginary hybrid animals or mined the subject of animals in an anthropomorphic territory usually reserved for publications for children. These directions may revisit the wide realm of imagination identified with 19th century cabinets of wonder, reflect the artist’s political strategies for statements on science or gender, or be a mechanism for compelling narratives or delving into investigations of the inner psyche. The blurring of the boundaries between human and animal manifests our culture’s projection of human attributes in our companion creatures and adoption of animal attributes in human activities, ranging from athletic contest to claiming sexual identity.

Tales from an Imaginary Menagerie features drawings, sculpture, photography, tapestry, and video by Randy Bolton, Ria Brodell, John Casey, Adam Chapman, Timothy Cummings, Walton Ford, Justin Gibbens, Scott Greene, Julie Heffernan, Laurie Hogin, Anthony Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth, Misako Inaoka, Nina Katchadourian, Margot Quan Knight, Philip Knoll, Walter Robinson, John Slepian, Deth P. Sun, Kevin E. Taylor, Masami Teraoka, Donald Roller Wilson, and Yuka Yamaguchi. In collaboration with the exhibition Natural Blunders at the de Saisset Museum in Santa Clara University [http://www.scu.edu/de Saisset], Tales from an Imaginary Menagerie marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin.

The International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago will be showing a body of my work entitled "Hope Chest" from Jan 30th through April 17th alongside Dominic Paul Moore's 'Put This in Your Mouth' show of drawings.

Ask Melissa's Natasha Schlesinger reviews MADMuseum's inaugural show, including a lovely mention and pics of Trinity.

The Village Voice - very nice review of our Future Darwinist show.

There's an article about Compound21 in this month's 7x7 magazine:
7x7

Watch Andy and I talk about and build Trinity.
video by Richard Rethemyer for MADmuseum
Special guest appearance by Fargo!

Trinity is featured as a notable exhibit in the new MADMuseum inaugural show by the cartel agency blog.

Andy Diaz Hope and I recently collaborated on a tapestry woven through the Magnolia Tapestry Project.
Allegory of the Monocerus is now complete and will be a part of our show at Schroeder Romero this October.

A solo show of my recent work will be opening October 17th at the Packer Schopf Gallery in Chicago. The show is titled 'Domestic Product" and there'll be key pieces from my new series on food as well as other work relating to biology as seen from the home. Upstairs in the other part of the gallery will be lovely, twisted paintings by Doug Smithenry.
Packer Schopf Gallery
942 W. Lake St.
Chicago, IL

Future Darwinist, a show of both solo and collaborative work by Andy Diaz Hope and myself, opens October 10th at Schroeder Romero Gallery in New York. We've spent the last year developing work based on end of Darwinian natural selection as the primary evolutionary force and its replacement by human driven selection. Come see large scale collaborative works as well as new solo work by each of us.
Schroeder Romero Gallery
637 West 27th Street
New York

American Craft Magazine
referencing the upcoming show at the Museum Of Art and Design in New York that features Trinity.

Food #1 will be part of a group show titled 'Quorum' at Limn Gallery in Los Angeles opening August 8th.
Also, on August 10th Limn will be hosting a Blood For Art event along with QuorumSF in which participants can donate blood (the local Red Cross will be there with their mobile unit) in trade for a limited edition print by one of participating artists. Artists include Andy Diaz Hope, Susannah Bettag, Ray Haywood, Paul Madonna, Rodney Ewing, Michelle Pred, Andrew Junge, Harry Siter, Svea Lin Vezzone, Douglas Schneider, Raman Frey, and Laurel Roth.

Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary
Trinity will be showing in the inaugural exhibition, Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary, of the Museum of Art and Design in New York. The show opens this September and runs until March 2009.
Part of the triptych of chandeliers that make up Trinity will then go on to it's permanent new home at the 21C Museum in Kentucky.

Andy and I have a collaborative piece in Catharine Clark Gallery's latest show, running July 19th through August 23rd. We're pleased to be showing our latest chandelier, Space Station, alongside work by Timothy Cummings, Sandow Birk, Anthony Discenza, and Torsten Burns.
Location:
Catharine Clark Gallery
150 Minna Street
San Francisco, CA