Photography
Check out the NEW IMAGES on my Singles page, they're some of my favorite "one shot"
black and white and color images from over the years (1985-2001). But don't miss my other
photo series. Outsider was shot in Idaho on the Nez Perce and
Couer d'Alene reservations. Anatomy and Architecture explores the
connection between people and their homes. |
Printmaking
My fumblings in
printmaking are now on the web. My experimentation with more conventional (and some not so
conventional) printing techniques is documented in Physical
Prints. I've got etchings and woodcuts, to photocopier prints and tinfoil transfers.
For the more binary oriented I've got Digital Prints.
Cityscapes to natural disasters. It's just been updated with my NEW digital print, Night
Wave. |
Writing
Sure
I'm artist but I'd like to fancy myself as a bit of a writer too. I write for the online
videogame magazine Gamesfirst!
(I'm also a co-owner and design editor). But I also dabble in more academic scribblings.
My newest essay, Raised
By Wolves as a Non-Fictional Multi-Media Narrative, is on artist/photographer Jim
Goldberg, one of my favorite contemporary artists. My Gore essay
argues that gore is a legit film genre. I gush about my all time favorite film makers Coen Brothers, in this truly dated paper. Man I think I have
a thing for brothers, The Starn Twins are some of the
coolest art photographers out there. My bitterness gets the best of me in, One Million Served: Why Making Money From Web Content is Harder
than Selling Hamburgers. The world of dot-coms has only gotten more depressing since I
wrote One Million in the fall of 2000. Documentary
Heritage is a study and comparison of Mary Ellen Mark and Margaret Bourke-White. |
Miscellany
This is the category that all of the
art that evades categorization falls into. PK's Place is a
highly stylized image and text narrative, that will knock your socks off. My first
real art book, One Night is literally award winning (I've got
a ribbon to prove it). A story within a story, One Night is
about remembrance and youth. The story of capitalism, ennui, and adolescence in the 50's
is captured in Want, well at least that's what we were trying to
do. Native America is a collection of critical images,
that analyze modern novels by Native American authors. To learn more about my early
experiments with Polaroid Transfers (pre PK's Place), check out Transfers-
there are also some NEW images seen here for the first time. I swear they're pretty cool. My
new book Zimbabwe offers a contemporary
interpretation of Lanston Huges's poem Harlem. |