http://art.thehighline.org/project/three-wonder-walks-high-line/

The Wonder Under is on long term view at 99 Plymouth Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park as part of their new public art series. A huge installation of over 550 hand-cut photographs. The entire exhibit can be seen here: The Wonder Under

Thrilled to have work be a part of the Aurora Festival in Dallas, Texas. Curated by a fantastic team and special thanks to Julia Kaganskiy and Tim Goossens.

If you want to see all the install and action pictures: YOU ARE THE CENTER OF SOMETHING

And here is the link to the festival: Aurora

National Gallery of Art, The 49 States

National Gallery of Art, The 49 States

National Gallery of Art

National Gallery of Art: Exhibition Link

An amazing month of walking, collecting, photographing and discovering: A Collection of Walks (or How to Walk to the Earth)

http://www.ny1.com/nyc/queens/news/2015/08/9/artist-s-new-exhibit-shows-the-beauty-of-walking-through-queens.html

Thrilled to exhibit Cleaning a Glacial Pothole in Stavanger, Norway, as part of a group show curated by Ian Cofre.

And if you haven’t seen it, here it is, the full 21-minutes (best for full screen and headphones): Cleaning a Glacial Pothole

Link: Yancey Richardson Gallery

Walking Flatbush, the artist map I created, was “unpacked” into a full installation to include photographs and artifacts from along the route. The piece was installed in conjunction with the amazing show, Mapping Brooklyn.

You can download the map here: Walking Flatbush

The entire series Hometown Stones was on view for the first time! 270 C-prints featuring every erratic, stone and boulder in Killingly, Connecticut. Curated by the always brilliant Mike Calway-Fagen.

Exhibition Link

Hometown Stones Link