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Art


Galleries

2023/2024
Interlope: rehearsal photos
2022
2020/2021
2019
2018
2017
2016
Car windows, etc. (2015)
Windows, Buildings, Sky (Silver Vinyl, 2014)
Mirrors and Mylar (Selected, 2004 – 2011)


Video works

Interlope (Prospect Park)
Ballad (for MBM)
The Whiteness
In Memory Of My Desires
Double Self Portrait
The Road
Carlos
I Enter My Father’s Chest
Irises/I Enter My Mother’s Scarf
My Father/My Self (My Mother’s Scarf)


Recent Works on Paper

  • Purgatorio (Selected)
  • In Memory of My Desires (Selected)
  • Phoenix Arizona in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems
  • Journey to the North/North (Selected)

    • Some Work From the Last Millennium (Selected)

    Photos From the Dashboard
    Hyperallergic

    Mirror Images Cast a Picture of the Present
    Frieze

    Facts of Light
    The Brooklyn Rail

    Facts of Light
    Walkthrough at Cathouse Proper, with curator Robert(a) Marshall and critic Tim Maul - YouTube

    My Father, My Self (My Mother's Scarf)




    Performance: Ru Marshall
    Editor: Anita Chao


    Galleries

    2023/2024
    Interlope: rehearsal photos
    2022
    2020/2021
    2019
    2018
    2017
    2016
    Car windows, etc. (2015)
    Windows, Buildings, Sky (Silver Vinyl, 2014)
    Mirrors and Mylar (Selected, 2004 – 2011)


    Video works

    Interlope (Prospect Park)
    Ballad (for MBM)
    The Whiteness
    In Memory Of My Desires
    Double Self Portrait
    The Road
    Carlos
    I Enter My Father’s Chest
    Irises/I Enter My Mother’s Scarf
    My Father/My Self (My Mother’s Scarf)


    Recent Works on Paper

  • Purgatorio (Selected)
  • In Memory of My Desires (Selected)
  • Phoenix Arizona in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems
  • Journey to the North/North (Selected)

    • Some Work From the Last Millennium (Selected)

    Photos From the Dashboard
    Hyperallergic

    Mirror Images Cast a Picture of the Present
    Frieze

    Facts of Light
    The Brooklyn Rail

    Facts of Light
    Walkthrough at Cathouse Proper, with curator Robert(a) Marshall and critic Tim Maul - YouTube