It was such a pleasure to participate in this show curated by Jennifer Scheuer, Allison Olmstead and Katie Woodby. If you missed the opening, view it virtually here.

The print and paper exhibition “Out of the Frame, Off the Wall” at Gallery 1010 will exhibit artists whose work utilizes non-traditional forms of display that do not easily exist within the frame, or are of a sculptural nature , to create oversized or three-dimensional works of art. Each artist translated the use of paper in a unique way, and the exhibition will include: paper-casting, book-works, layered paper with cut-outs, 3D computer modeling, a printing wheel, preserved specimens, sewn paper, 3D optical images, matchboxes, and box designs.

“Out of the Frame, Off the Wall” integrates the print and paper work of University of Tennessee artists with international artists from Wales, Canada, and Mexico, as well as artists throughout the United States including New York, Pennsylvania, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas, Ohio, North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. The show was inspired by the curators’ interest in celebrating the three-dimensional construction of graphic works.

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Simple preview of the newest zine written by Jody Arthur and illustrated by Katy Matich. Purchase it now!

I am participating in the 4th annual 30 Small Works exhibition, Gallery Up, Rock Hill, SC. The show runs till July 29th with the reception beginning at 6pm on June 23rd. Keep your fingers crossed for Best of Show!

Click to view a slideshow of the participants work

Gallery Up Website

Select pieces from my Burden series were featured alongside the work of Melissa Choi in the 6th issue of The Monogahela Review, a literary magazine for prose, poetry, and visual art that seeks, among its eclectic voices, a sensitivity to life’s sadness and the beauty found therein. It was an honor to be selected to participate. You can review the issue at www.monreview.com.

5th and Miff has posted it’s house show dates for this coming spring/summer season of 2011. Visit our website to check out the full details for each event.

Fifth and Miff exists to showcase local musicians and visual artists practicing and performing in the great city of Philadelphia. Our mission is to offer a platform for these individuals to display their talents and creations free of charge and create an opportunity for an expanding creative network between artists and musicians.