2010
August 28, 2010
Model Homes and Habitats, A White Noise Project
Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest
A contemporary art exhibit focused on wildlife welfare, featuring regional and national contemporary artist designed birdhouses. “Model Homes and Habitats” will provide a genuine look at how we might better integrate and coexist with animals in the community around us.
For my birdhouse, Migration Station, I combined artificial roses, leaves, and grass with sewer pipes to make a luxury high-rise that points to nature like a road sign while only offering potential tenets an isolated, plastic habitat.
January 2009 - December 2012
Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books traveling exhibition arranged by Hui Chu Ying, Associate Professor, University of Akron.
July 2009 - Currently MIMB is showing at The University of Granada, Spain; Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA; South Texas College, McAllen, TX, Ohio University, Athens, OH; and the University of Akron Emily Davis Gallery.
The MIMB book is available at Blurb. My piece A Wonderful Toy is page 16.
A Shoebox Exhibit for Libraries On a Shoestring, Booktryst Blog, July 10, 2010
Hsueh-Ching Lin & You-Hai Chung, Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books catalog, published by the National Taiwan University of Arts, September, 2010
July 9-11, 2010
Forecastle organizers have commissioned three artists to create pieces for Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky. “The goal of Forecastle is to establish a cultural entertainment medium ~ Music.Art.Activism® ~ equally showcased in a scenic, outdoor environment. Merging entertainment with education, Forecastle unites the creative and activism communities of the Midwest, while building a new festival model in the United States.”
Elizabeth Kramer, Forecastle Fest Announces Artists to Create New Works, National Public Radio WFPL, Louisville, Kentucky, February 18, 2010, 4:00 pm. WFPL 2010.pdf
June 12, 2010
Trashed, Curated by Craig Platt, Art Blogger @ Art Bystander
“Trashed seeks to answer the age-old question, what makes it art? We have reached out to artists across the United States and even up into Canada and found a collection of savvy painters, thinkers and craftsman who have happily handed over their trash to us...”