Monday, June 21, 2010

The Martin Creed Band




I got attacked by a psycho seagull that tried to shit on me.
these are to make me feel better.
Thanks to my friend who reminded me how great the MCB are!
ps. i love how the girl walks in all confident and then cant puke.
i still havent seen shit film yet, just the trailer.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Text Work


'Insert'
work for wall or print
dimensions variable

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Lonely for the Backyard Show!


Ink on a One Dollar Bill

Made for Shrem & Les's backyard show opening
tonight (now, yes im late)
I've probably broken lots of American laws
by 'defacing' the US dollar but hey its now art.

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Text Work



Wasted Again & Again & Again

proposal for a wall piece/digital print
dimensions variable

Friday, June 4, 2010

A Bunch of Stuff, Coming Out/Happening Soon


Lucky Dragons


Lucky Dragons are playing in the Joinery on the
24th of June.


Matias Faldbakken

Echoing the revenge films of the Seventies, Unfun is a grotesquely hilarious story about the developers of the online slasher game Deathbox. Dealing with oppression, freedom and power, Unfun is at once disturbing and highly entertaining, introducing Faldbakken as a daring new voice in contemporary fiction. Acclaimed Norwegian artist Matias Faldbakken (b. 1973), unanimously hailed as the freshest new voice to emerge in Norwegian literature during the past decade, made his literary debut in 2001, with the much praised and award-winning The Cocka Hola Company – Scandinavian Misanthropy I. Two years later, it was followed by the equally critically acclaimed and vividly debated Macht und Rebel – Scandinavian Misanthropy II. Unfun is his latest novel. Unfun is out in July in English translation.


Dennis Cooper


Dennis Cooper's collection of Essays, Interviews and
other writings is out at the end of this month.
in other Cooper related news Jerk his theatrical
collaboration with Gisele Vienne is playing in
Dublin as part of the Fringe Festival September 11, 12, 13 & 14.

Gisele Vienne
sorry the youtube is in french but you get the idea!



I missed this during the Dance festival
it sold out super quick
i hope they do another performance soon!

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Portraits

Dustin

Terry

Oliver

Digital Prints, 300dpi RGD/B&W, dimensions variable.
Photoshops liquify tool

Monday, May 24, 2010

Portraits

Marlon

Brigitte


Bing

Digital Prints, 300dpi RGD/B&W, dimensions variable.

made with Photoshops liquify tool
mainly used in airbrushing photographs to make people look pretty.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

'HD Logo' Wall Paintings







proposal/plans for wall paintings/paintings, dimensions variable.
geometric abstract paintings
i always love how the advertise HD television and films on regular lo definition TVs.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Stuff on the way to me

Moonmilk : Ryan McGinley

this is beautiful, want to get my hand on the new B&W portraits from Dashwood Books.




There's Something Down There : Kier Cooke Sandvik
Forest Road : Sophie von Hellerman
these both came and are wonderful if like me you like looking through peoples notebooks
at all the lil drawings and personal notes.



Flesh World 5 : Kier Cooke Sandvik
this came and is totally beautiful.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Mis-Fit

I'm going to be doing another sound based performance this week (Thursday after 6 for the opening) as part of a group show called MisFit, this will be a less structured piece more of an improvised performance with electronics, if your in Dublin come check it out.
heres the info Opening 29th of April @ 6pm Running until the 2nd of May

‘MisFit’ an exhibition of works by international artists to take place from the 29th of April to the 2nd of May at The Dublin Art Mill, Mill Street, Dublin 8.

This exhibition brings together for the first time over 20 of Europe’s freshest contemporary artists whose work, although diverse in style and medium, has been carefully knitted together under the umbrella term ‘Mis-Fit’. Curated by Polish artist Patryk Starzykowski and Niamh Murphy (Straylight/ Darklight Film Festival), visitors to the exhibition which runs over the May Bank Holiday weekend can expect to see performances, paintings, videos and installations, in a celebration of all that is ‘subversive’, ‘corrupted’ and ‘in-between’.

The International element to the show is a reflection of current trends within the Irish art world; encouraged by the increasing availability of exhibition and studio space Ireland is beginning to become a viable destination for European Artists to set up base: a potential positive outcome of the otherwise gloomy recession.

Speaking about the exhibition the curators describe how; ‘we have searched for artists whose work when displayed collectively would challenge the very notion of a themed exhibition. In the art gallery as in society as a whole there are certain rules we must conform to, certain boundaries, the idea is that art could be used as a tool to deconstruct these notions or at the very least open up some kind of dialogue’

Featured artists include: John Kenny, Anna Nitchaeff, Samson Guyomard, Laura Burke, Alexandra Bodea,
Joan Healy, Paraic Leahy, Leo Boyd, Heather Gray, Pearl Heneghan, and Jenny Keane and many others. ( i guess im part of others) ps check out Joan Healy's work click the pink go on!