Bio



For more than ten years I have collaborated with institutions to create performances. I have worked with government agencies, community groups, university faculty and the Seattle Police Department. My work has been presented locally at the Henry Art Gallery, Greg Kucera Gallery and Seattle Art Museum, through Humanities Washington and nationally at venues in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago.


A section of my manuscript Bittersweet won Richard Hugo House's Annual Inquiry contest and was subsequently published in Ravens Chronicle. For the last 15 years I have sold my artist's books at Printed Matter in New York. These books received favorable reviews in publications such as High Performance Magazine and The Print Collector's Newsletter.


Over the past fifteen years I have developed and taught performance, studio art and creative writing courses. I currently teach at Colorado College and Antioch University. In 2005 I joined Rachel Carey DeBusk and Debbie Cullen to start Culture Mine.

Press quotes:


"...beautifully thought out, with each move smoothly and inevitably leading into the next in a dance of life." -Drama-Logue


"...he is an unmacho comic worrier and a gentle soul struggling to drink meaning from the world's chaos." -The Stranger Weekly


"A diaristic journey through relationships--and everyone can understand the feelings behind this funny, unique book." -High Performance Magazine






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