Elizabeth Tubergen and I have an exhibition in Reykjavík, Iceland at Íslensk Grafík. We're including collaborative pieces as well as individual work in sculpture, drawing, and photography. Opens early January 2012. Additional details forthcoming.

Now based in London, I am making new work in sculpture as well as weaving for my sculptural garment collaboration with Natalie Northrup. (Our first limited-edition collection will be completed this winter.)

I have a new site, Fin in a Waste of Waters, that serves as a personal online library of findings in art, textiles, makers, food, readings, and travel.

I recently did an interview on my current work and upcoming projects with Daily Serving's Kelly Nosari.

I will be included in a group show, The Sultans Played Creole, at Champion Contemporary Gallery. Curated by James Cope. Opens April 22nd.

KERA's Art & Seek blog interviewed me just before the opening of A Quiet Root May Know How to Holler at The Reading Room.

The Reading Room in Dallas, TX has invited me to have a show based on my time in Iceland. The show, A Quiet Root May Know How To Holler, opens on Friday, February 11th, 2011, and includes sculpture, woven textiles, and photo collage. On Sunday, February 27th at 4 pm, there will be a reading by Philip Van Keuren of collected texts that relate to the work. The Reading Room is a project space which, through occasional readings, performances and installations, will explore the many ways in which text and image interact.

I am currently working on a hand woven, quilted, sculptural garment collection, in collaboration with artist Natalie Northrup. More information and website forthcoming.

Elizabeth Tubergen and I received a grant from the U.S. Embassy in Iceland for a two-person show in 2011-12. Scheduled for January 2012 at Íslensk Grafík.

...might be good has a review of Death of A Propane Salesman, written by Alison Hearst

A review of Death of a Propane Salesman show at the Fort Worth Contemporary is featured in Art Ltd. this month.

I will be included in a show curated by Christina Rees, the new director of the Fort Worth Contemporary, entitled "Death of a Propane Salesman: Anxiety and the Texas Artist." Also in the show is Margaret Meehan, Seth Alverson, Michael Bise, Matthew Bourbon, Vernon Fisher, Lawrence Lee, Ludwig Schwarz, Edward Setina, Kevin Todora, Terri Thornton, Jeff Zilm, and Eric Zimmerman. Runs from October 30–December 13, 2009.

A review of Blueprint is at Daily Serving, written by |Noah Simblist|http://www.noahsimblist.com/|.

The opening of Blueprint, curated by James Cope, is September 5th, 5:30 - 7:30 pm, with work by Brian Fridge, Amy Revier, Edward Setina and Paul Slocum. James has set up a site for the show.

I am featured on Art&Seek's weekly Q & A, interviewed by Stephen Becker. (May 2009)

I received a J. William Fulbright Fellowship to Iceland for 2009-2010. I will be working on sculpture, performance, drawing, and writing.

I will be performing at the MAC throughout the month of June. Tigersprung, curated by Dr. Charissa Terranova, has work by Keri Oldham, Libby Black, Sunny Sliger, Thera Hillenaar, Gabriel Dawe, and James Gilbert.