-_______-: 2010

11.5.10

Gooool!

Gooool! 16X20in, oil on canvas

This will be at the soccer show in Los Angeles during the world cup on June 6th. Proceeds will be donated to HOLA Heart Of Los Angeles, an after school program in the rampart district that helps underpriviliged youth.

3.5.10

Hang Ten

For those who could not attend "Que Barrio?" in El Centro.

"Hang Ten" oil on canvas

27.4.10

ABAD Wales

I was invited to participate in this event.

A BOOK ABOUT DEATH
MOMA WALES
THE TABERNACLE, MACHYNLLETH . WALES
27 APRIL – 8 MAY 2010

MOMA Wales website: http://www.momawales.org.uk/

^my postcard

23.4.10

22.4.10

Flowers

Original image: Crudely painted flower vase. Found at thrift store.

21.4.10

A search for meaning

For the longest time I was concerned with finding a voice not realizing that what I was really after was a new language.

12.4.10

¡¿Que Barrio?! arte show

My work will be on display along with several noteworthy artists at Johny Cab and Mexicali Rose. Special thanks to Elizabeth, Marco, Rosalia and everyone involved in making this event happen.

9.4.10

Lost artwork

I've lost a few things. The first time was a few years ago, some large pieces stashed in plain sight in my Community College's public storage area. I knew it was at my own risk. The second time was during a christmas sale where I got everything back with the exception of one small painting of fruit. At least I have pictures.

7.4.10

Leland

5.4.10

Today

Big quake yesterday over 7.0 no utilities for a good while and aftershocks don't stop. This is what I was experimenting on. It came from a dumpster. Rather than seeing art be thrown away into landfills I rescued it and now give it new life.

4.4.10

Rebecca

2.4.10

Steve

25.3.10

new pictures from "a book about death"

24.3.10

In the Beginning

15.3.10

La Linea

4.3.10

a book about death

My entry to "a book about death" Original project by Mathew Rose, curated by Bibiana Padilla Maltos and Sheila Dollente.

SDSU / Steppling Art gallery

720 Heber Avenue

Calexico, CA 92231
March 10 - April 9, 2010

a book about death

Imperial Valley/Mexicali submissions

a book about death archives

Given my obsession with the experience of virtual reality and everyday life it was obvious I should team up with someone who comes from a similar background and has a similar sensibility about experiencing reality.

Our show is centered around the theme of media overstimulation; where we use the vehicle of painting as a device to explore the collapse of facades such as: grafitti, glitched screens, pattern and pop art/mythological characters.