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Check out this week’s New Yorker magazine for a talk of the town article on The Inflatable Crowd Company and a short interview with me and my work with them. The print version features a beautiful illustration on the cover by Adrian Tomine.

Mad One Jack’s Hair Salon on Madison and 1st in Hoboken, NJ

Inside Mad One Jack’s

Tuesday Morning and Twinning

Get your hair washed and look at The View and Tea Party

The paintings will be up until the end of September. Check back here soon for information on the opening reception!

Twenty of my paintings are on display now until September 2010 at Mad One Jack\’s hair salon in Hoboken NJ. Check back soon for information on opening night!

Saturday, May 8th 10am - 6pm, I’ll be a vendor in the 2010 Park Craft Fair in Prospect park, Brooklyn. I will be selling all kinds of goodies with a price range starting somewhere under 10$. My table will also feature homemade cookies, and they will be free.

Portions of the proceeds are donated to a local elementary school, P.S. 154’s arts program.

Click here for directions to the fair

Located in the Bartel Pritchard entrance drive to Prospect Park at 15th Street and Prospect Park West, the fair offers easy access from the 15th St./Prospect Park “F” train and B68.

Hope to see you there!

I am still in shock to report the singer/songwriter Vic Chestnutt died Dec 25th 2009 after a week-long coma brought on by an overdose of muscle relaxers. I was truly saddened to hear this news. Vic was/is one of my all time favorite musicians and a constant comfort and inspiration to me as an artist. I will never forget how a cassette tape with Vic’s The Salesman and Bernadette on one side and West of Rome on the other helped pull me through a particularly tough bout of artist’s block my senior year at SAIC. Vic Chestnutt had a way of putting his heart and soul into his music. His lyrics were playful and funny but also wise and painfully candid. He was truly unique and will be missed.

Here is a video of Vic and his band performing Everything I say

After five long months spent in a North Korean prison, American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee arrived home today, thanks to former President Bill Clinton.

The New Lines (featuring guitarist Stephen Boykewich) will be performing twice this Sunday , June 21st! 1:30 pm show at Public assembly in Brooklyn, and a 5pm show in Williamsburg at DuckDuck.

Saturday, May 2nd is  Brooklyn Museum Target 1st Saturday-a day of FREE events including a dance party from 9pm-11pm. Come dance, drink, and look at art.  Brooklyn Museum 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. (Take the 2/3 subway to the brooklyn museum stop)

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