Solo show at Franklin Artworks, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

My work will be a part of the Reading By Light exhibition at Gallery@ in the North of England. From the website:

Reading by Light combines contemporary and classic lights with text works from artists and writers to create a new exhibition environment for the acts of reading and consideration.

The condition and act of reading will be explored in a number of light/text juxtapositions ranging from philosophical opinions to humour. New lights and text works will be commissioned to join a number of specifically selected objects and texts to create a stimulating environment that will relate to those interested in design, art and literature.

The reading material will come in many different formats such as works on paper, neon art works, books and small sculptural objects. Classic and contemporary furniture will also be included to work with a number of art works and lights.

The work will also include the work of:

Damien Hirst, Lawrence Weiner, Simon Patterson, Ian Finlay, Rose Finn- Kelcey and Jeremy Deller.

More information here.

I will be showing work at an exhibition entitled POKE! at FotoFest gallery in Houston, Texas. More information to follow …

UPDATE

More info here.

An updated and expanded installation of Hello World! or: How I Learned to Stop Listening and Love the Noise will be a part of the upcoming exhibition called FEEDFORWARD – The Angel of History curated by Steve Dietz, Christiane Paul. The show will run from July 17th through January 11th, 2010 October 23 2009 though 5 April 2010 at LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Spain with an opening reception and symposium during the opening weekend.

From the show description:

FEEDFORWARD presents artworks and interventions that examine and challenge the economic, political, and cultural conditions of the historical present in relation to the ahistorical future. It recognizes conscription and duplicity in the process of a globalized economy but also the complicity and desire seemingly endemic to “progress.” The exhibition features both the problematic aspects of the present and future, and the potential for collectivity and agency.

More details to follow as they become available …

In early April, Murmur Study will be showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma for the duration of the Pixelache festival in Helsinki, Finland.

I will also be participating in a continuation of the Climate Hack workshop we started at Transmediale.

This is a visualization technique I developed at the Climate Hack workshop in Berlin. Over time, depending on the nature of the data, more or less sugar is deposited from the spinning cotton-candy machine. Color and density can be modulated.

Some experiments at the Climate Hack Workshop, Berlin

Read more about the workshop and see some photos here and here!

Love Disorder from Bruce Charlesworth on Vimeo.

Love Disorder is a piece I worked on with Bruce Charlesworth, Colleen Ludwig and Josh Gumiela. It will be a part of the Superlight Exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art. Check it out if you are in Cleveland.

I had the good fortune of being awarded one of the Northern Lights Artist on the Verge Fellowships late last year. An exhibition of our work will be held at the Weisman Art Museum in the summer of 2009. More specific details to follow.

UPDATE:

Opening party, Thursday 9, July 2009.

I will be showing new work in the Experimental and Media Art Exhibition at the Katherine E. Nash Gallery at the University of Minnesota.