| Plugging in to rock |
Untitled |
Oksana uses my cellphone to talk to people |
Jay |
Mike Dressman stares at me during a concert at ArtScape in
Baltimore, a huge outdoor art/music festival in the city |
Happiness is a watermelon |
Ryan and Heather Jordan are now married, and they are still goofy |
Every Sperm is Sacred |
Inspirational vandalism |
I didn't want to flatten the interesting guy on the other side of my ukulele |
I am testing a few ways of binding my zine |
The corner of Westwood and Chatham-- facing East |
Driving |
Girl from L.A. checking her email on my computer at work,
and looking
like the girl in Brad's picture from February 15th |
One of the buildings at the Maryland Institute College of Arts |
Yams!! (Kimberly wants me to write that I chose to photograph the most
unattractive vegetable in the produce section, but I photographed them
because I think they are
the supreme vegetable-- the one that, if someone asked me what vegetable I'd want
on a desert island, it would be the one) |
The painting above my fireplace |
Chris Freeman and I chewed and chatted at Kuba Kuba during his visit to RVA |
Entering an old park pool in Brooklyn to watch Sonic
Youth perform their seminal album, Daydream Nation |
I spent the weekend with my beautiful sister-- here she is getting
ready before we went to see a movie in Shirlington |
Watching "Hoop Dreams" for the first time in my life - excellent! |
I have spent the past 12 years thinking that I should photograph this small house
near my parents' home in Upper Marlboro. I finally did it-- unfortunately, I was too
late to have met the man who lived here |
The Villanueva brothers (from left: Rex, Ray, Ryan) have the uncanny ability
to exhibit massive amounts of talent in whatever activity they choose to do |
My new studio on Meyer Street |
The fishtank at Anthony/Cathy/Liz's house is pretty spectacular |
Kim working on some prints (Michelle in the back looking
a little like Farah Fawcett, or Marc Bolan of T.Rex) |
My boss/ping-pong nemesis, Matt, puts away the projector
after a very
professional presentation (unfortunately he didn't make faces during this presentation) |
The studio's window faces the 880 foot tower that we lived near in the Museum District |
Joe and my new neighbor, Jaime, walkin' and talkin' |
The light is changing, falling differently through our front door |
My chin drives |
Nonfiction |
My momma takes good care of the flowers in their yard |
Cumberland, Maryland |
Some people had been involved in a non-serious accident on the highway |
On our way home from Western Maryland, we tried our best to wrap our minds around polygamous bisexual trees |
Window display at the custom-furniture store on my street |
Untitled |
Mike Lyons is my 2nd cousin and an eater of celery |
Hermitage and Palmyra |
Todd and Adam at my apartment on a hot 105° day |
A group of musicians performed Terry Riley's "In C" at Chop Suey Books on Cary Street |
This is my neighborhood from atop a parking garage |
Alyssa and I fine tuned her plans for taking photographs at
the 10 year
anniversary party of ART-O-MAT the weekend of the 18th |
Getting ready to go out on the town |
Riding the train to Frostburg to attend Jon and Lesley's wedding |
Feeling a little narcissistic tonight |
Kristin, Todd, Jeff, Susan, Stephen, and I sat at table 14 during J and L's reception |
I went to see a French flick |
We raced to Union Station so I wouldn't miss my 7:30 train. It was close but I made it |
Back of my chair (blurry) |
Kim's hand-- beer edited out |
Baltimore's Inner Harbor is a happy place |
Getting ready for the 10th anniversary Art*o*Mat swap meet this weekend |
Me watching tv and falling asleep |
March 14 redux |
Joe and Pia studying |
Homestretch of Art*o*Mat production |
A Nice evening |
This machine is in the headquarters of the Artists in Cellophane headquarters (Kim, Alyssa, Bill and I all traveled to Winston-Salem for the 10th Anniversary activities). Across the room from the machine was a full-size Ms. Pac Man that got my blood racing and Kim laughing |
I have fond memories of this pool |
Alyssa and I shot portraits all day while the Art*o*Mat artists swapped work and had a genuinely positive art experience. Kim and I were required to write "future artist" on our
name tags (because we haven't had work in a machine yet). I kept joking that people wouldn't believe the cellphones that we had in the future |
