Born in 1967, Dallas, Texas, in 1967. Lives and works in Oro Valley, Arizona, and is a resident artist in the Artist & Makers Studios.

EDUCATION 

2001 

Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California. Master of Fine Arts: Sculpture/Installation. 

1989 

Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, California. B.A. degree. Majors: Economics and Psychology. Minor: Studio Art through Scripps College. 

GRANTS/AWARDS 

2005 

Commission for site specific art work, Swing Space, a program of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council generously supported by the September 11 Fund. 

2002 

Artists’ Resource for Completion Grant, The Durfee Foundation 

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS 

2010

HLOS 2010. 526 W. 26th St. Gallery 5G. New York City. Group Show

For Roland, Pomona, California. Group Show

2009

Seminar on Visual Culture: Money, Money, Money. Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study, London, UK. Guest Lecturer.

2008

Postcards from the Edge. Visual Aids benefit. Metro Pictures. New York City. Group show.

School of Visual Arts Sculpture and New Media Residency. New York City. Group show.

2005 

Milk Run Win Lose, Oulous Repair Shop, Chinatown, Los Angeles, California. SOLO SHOW. 

Construction for Budget in Progress, commissioned by Swing Space, a program of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council generously supported by the September 11 Fund and presented as part of Vanilla Boxing exhibition in the 2005 River to River Festival. Downtown Manhattan, New York. Group show. 

Painting’s Edge 2005, Riverside Art Museum, Riverside, California. Group Show. 

Painting’s Edge 2005, Parks Exhibition Center, Idyllwild Arts, Idyllwild, California. Group Show. 

2004 

Network (Part 2), Raid Projects, Los Angeles, California. Traveling Group Show. 

Network, de Parel at W139, Amsterdam, Netherlands. Traveling Group Show. 

2003 

Crossings: Artistic and Curatorial Practice – Artist Projects in the Essex Street Market, a multi-site exhibition in conjunction with the 2003 College Art Association conference curated by Anne Ellegood and Rachel Gugelberger. Essex Street Market, Lower East Side, Manhattan, New York. Group show. 

2002 

Girl on Girl, Miller Durazo Contemporary Artists Projects, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

Projecting Profitability, Gallery G, Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, California.
SOLO SHOW. 

Big Wave IV, Andrew/Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

Fiscal, cherrydelosreyes Gallery, Los Angeles, California. SOLO SHOW. 

Wall Space 2, Miller Durazo Contemporary Artists Projects, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

2001 

Reduction, Miller Durazo Contemporary Artists Projects, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

+/- (Space)4, Gallery 825, Los Angeles, California. Group show 

Big Wave III, Andrew/Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

Mind, Matter, Memory, Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, California. Group show. 

MacGyver, Crazy Space, Santa Monica, California. Curated by Mary Leigh Cherry. Group show. 

2000 

Positional Notation, Peggy Phelps Gallery, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, California. SOLO SHOW 

Stuffed, Progress Space Gallery, Pomona, California. Group show. 

Inland Specific, Wignall Gallery, Chaffey College, Rancho Cucamonga, California. Group show. 

Wall Space, Miller Durazo Contemporary Artists Projects, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

Square Variations, Humanities Building, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, Calif. Group show. 

26th Annual Ink & Clay Juried Exhibition, W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery, California State Polytechnic University. Pomona, California. Juror: Richard Heller, Gallerist. 

1999 

Big Wave, Andrew/Shire Gallery, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

Go Between, Da Gallery, Pomona, California. Group show. 

Tenth National Juried Exhibition, Viridian Gallery, New York, New York. Group show.
Juror: Susan Harris, Curator. 

Blue, Bradbury Building, Los Angeles, California. Group show. 

PRESS/PUBLICATIONS

2002 

"I am not a Millionaire." by L. Hermes Griesbach. Rim Magazine. No.1, Summer, 2002: Published by Scripta, Mexico.

2000 

Inland Specific, Exhibition Catalog: Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena and Claremont Graduate University, Claremont. 

2000

24/7: Living It Up and Doubling Down in the New Las Vegas, Andres Martinez, Villard Books, New York, New York, 1999.