2011

12.24.11 The French metal band Khyel has used my piece "Lady Death" for their demo album as well as my piece "Memento Mori" on their website. Check out my blog entry to see the cover.

9.14.11 I've been featured on Eye Collector a website devoted to the visual arts.

9.6.11 Five of my images will be among the featured artwork in the Soho Gallery for Digital Art's Fall Kick-Off Show running from September 7th - 14th. The opening reception is on September 7th at 6PM-9PM. The SGDA is located at 138 Sullivan St., New York, NY, 10012.

4.28.11 Some of my work can now be seen on Virtual Art Space.

2.2.11 My work can now be found on Gawker Artists.

2010

12.14.10 Launch of the "3.0" version of the site, new images added to the Various Works, Requiem In Oblivion and Dark Carnival galleries and images added to the Prints page.

5.31.10 I've been selected as the Featured Artist on Artsy Shark. The feature can be found here.

2009

9.20.09 Three of my images will be among the work on view at the Climate Gallery's "Never Think Small" show, running October 3rd to October 25th (opening reception October 3rd 6-9PM). Info on the Climate Gallery can be found here.

3.31.09 Seven new images available on the Prints page.

2.7.09 Four of my images will be among the featured artwork in the Art:Raw Gallery's inaugural show in Manhattan (210 Eleventh Avenue, suite 905).

Info on the show can be found here: http://www.artrawgallery.com/ The show will be running from Feb 19th to March 21st (opening reception, Feb 19th from 6-9PM) for those who wish to stop by.

2008

11.16.08 Prints are now also available through Etsy and eBay.

8.13.08 I've been named "Artist of the Day" on Brooklyn Art Project.

8.1.08 The website has been revamped and is now live!!! 14 new pieces have been uploaded and are contained within the newly restructured galleries which are accessed from the home page.

The series “The Dark Carnival” and “Requiem In Oblivion” appear for the first time, containing 6 of the new pieces. More will soon be added to each as I intend to fully explore both projects for some time to come.

The “Requiem In Oblivion” series deals with themes involving figures in dystopian or barren landscapes/scenes. Whether these environs are in some sort of Pagan or Christian concept of limbo or purgatory, or a post-apocalyptic type future where mankind inhabits a ruined world with none of the modern comforts of industry and technology, or if these scenes are simply allegories for one’s own internal state of being, or perhaps a dark dreamstate (or maybe all of the above?), or some other theme, will be up to the viewer to interpret.

“The Dark Carnival” series will be more diverse in theme, dealing with concepts of death, ritual, suffering, the arcane, myth, religion, atrocity, oppression, violence, the human condition and the darker aspects of the human psyche.

Though, as with anything, these themes may expand or evolve as the series grow over time.

Another new feature of the new site is the store page where more prints will become available (transactions are made securely through Pay Pal); this news area you are now reading and a link to my blog, “Sex, Death and Misanthropy” for those interested in such meanderings and rants.

Enjoy!