The “Anatomically Incorrect” show at Lucky Gallery was a blast. It’s closing this weekend, Feb. 6th from 6-9 and will feature a live performance by Brooklyn-based metal act Descender. Thanks to Scott, Laura, and Lucky Gallery for having me, it was a blast to make some new Brooklyn friends before my journey to Miami.

This piece is about 8′x18′ painted along the legal wall in Central Square Cambridge. It was the first thing I made upon returning from Europe. It’s intended to be a celebration of the perfect summer weather. Made it in a day. Notice the nod to the Rt. 1 dinosaur. Video after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Oh Nancy is a narrative project derived from the twisted minds of Fionn McCabe, and Nate Wellman. I’d consider it part Alice in Wonderland, part Varsity Blues. Above is my depiction of The Corn Team’s athletic aptitude, and mighty sportsmanship.
These 20″x24″ acrylic canvass illustrate Nancy in an “aquatic pickle”, and diverting “aerial temptation”. Illustrating my contribution to to the Oh Nancy mural at the OtherSide Cafe on Newbury St. in Boston. Depictions of Nancy’s mother, and father.

This ended up as a sweatshirt for the Murphys. It’s a compilation of Boston landmarks. They made a point of including that wall from Southie.More images after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

A floating sperm whale carcass is slowly collecting sea-garbage. This demi-island is ultimately discovered and it’s inherent obstacles and unique terrain are capitalized on as the world’s first miniature golf island. WHALE ISLAND. This installation is the product of a summer-long tour of every miniature golf course in Massachusetts. It is the predecessor of Capital Falls, my first attempt at playable-art. Whale Island was installed over the course of a week in MassArt’s Godine Gallery. It featured eight “hole-in-one-able” putt-putt holes, a mystery dwelling structure adorned with a waterfall skull, and the origin theater (housed inside Moby Dick). Also sprinkled throughout the exhibition is evidence of other related miniature golf courses, and illustrated permutations in the development of Whale Island. More images after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »