This is the band I am working on, working with, working in. MEN.
And this is the CD we are making to bring on our Euro tour this April & May 09
Tourdates here
This is the band I am working on, working with, working in. MEN.
And this is the CD we are making to bring on our Euro tour this April & May 09
Tourdates here
Letterpress on Leather, AP, 2009
Editioned prints to come.
I am learning Letterpress as part of my residency at the Center for Book Arts.
Dear lovers of the quilt and those who have expressed interest in POWERSTITCHING,
In the upcoming months i will host a series of group sewing events at the New Museum. Thursday October 16th will be the first, an all-day powerstitch from noon to seven pm. The event is open to the public and I am writing to invite you please come bring poems, essays, songs, and theories to share.
On November 13th, I will host a FULL MOON POWERSTITCH during museum hours.
Noon to ten pm. Free admission from seven pm on.
This project is part of the exhibition Museum as Hub: Six Degrees
New Museum
235 Bowery at Prince Street
New York, NY 10002
212.219.1222
Genital portraits $25 per sitting, 2008
Mirror, leather-covered toilet seat on pedestal, additional pedestal as step, found color pencil drawings on paper, with directed light
Dimensions variable
Made on the occasion of Salad Days III at Artists Space, New York
July 9 - August 1, 2008
Curated by Thomas J. Lax
Butch in the bog/She tends to flag on the left, 2008
collaboration with Celeste Dupuy-Spencer
mural (acrylic), collection of drawings, paintings
made on the occasion of Pink & Bent at Leslie Lohman Gallery, NY
Oil on canvas, 2007
I started taking painting lessons in October 2007. My teacher Celeste Dupuy-Spencer asked me on the first day, "So, what do you want to paint?" and I got nervous--I had no idea. I looked around her studio and thought maybe her dog? But no, fur is hard to start with. So we decided that I would learn by copying a painting. She started looking through some book of 19th century Dutch painting and I started flipping through Harmony Hammond's Lesbian Art in America. I originally was like "Oh, I should paint a Nicole Eisenman!" But Celeste said NO WAY. "You can't do that because she's my teacher." I landed on Cathy Opie's back. My first painting!
Let's re-live some part of my Michigan Women's Music Festival experience this summer. Tees and bags I made will be for sale--Joan Armatrading full frontal print and Live and Let Lez--at LTTR's table at the New York Book Art Fair. I will be there with Hardy, Roysdon, and Edie Fake. All five issues of LTTR will be available for public browsing.
For those of you unable to make the fair who want some Michigan souveniers, feel free to use the contact form on this site.
548 West 22nd Street (10th & 11th Aves)
Friday/Saturday, September 28/29, 2007, 11am - 7pm
Sunday, September 30, 2007, 11am - 5pm