Re:Generation Tulsa 1921–2021
For the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre I installed four large panoramic photo murals taken in 1921 onto the exterior walls of Paradise Baptist Church in the Greenwood section of Tulsa. The church was burned down in 1921 and appears in two of the panoramas.
Re:Generation Tulsa 1921–2021
The Wall of Lies, 2020
A public art exhibition showing the more than 20,000 lies Trump told while in office, as fact checked by the Washington Post. First installed in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with a second mural installed in SoHo Manhattan after the first one was defaced with Proud Boys graffiti.
The Wall of Lies, 2020
“De-Shredded,” 2015
I "appropriated" police documents that were shredded and left out for recycling and "de-shredded" them.
“De-Shredded,” 2015
Street Fossils – 2015
"Street Fossils" installed in Bushwick by placing objects into the path of the asphalt roller.
Street Fossils – 2015
“Inside Ferguson,” 2015
A 360 degree, walk-in panoramic photo that lets people step into Ferguson and onto the spot where Michael Brown died.
“Inside Ferguson,” 2015
“Weird NJ: The Exhibition,” 2005
An exhibition I curated in 2005 with the publishers of Weird NJ magazine. It featured 15 artists that live in or are inspired by New Jersey.
“Weird NJ: The Exhibition,” 2005
“Windows of the Soul,” 2008
An installation for the "Brainwaves" exhibit, curated by Suzanne Anker at Exit Art in New York in 2008.
“Windows of the Soul,” 2008
“Complex 34,” 2011
A 360 degree wrap-around photograph of the abandoned Complex 34 launch pad at Cape Canaveral.