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Born 1971, Pittsburgh, PA | Born 1971, Pittsburgh, PA | ||
Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA | Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA | ||
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Art Institute of Atlanta, 1991 - 1993, Associates Degree in Illustration & Design | Art Institute of Atlanta, 1991 - 1993, Associates Degree in Illustration & Design | ||
Art Institute of Pittsburgh, 1989 - 1990, Fine Art & Design studies | Art Institute of Pittsburgh, 1989 - 1990, Fine Art & Design studies | ||
| − | + | =='''Solo Exhibitions'''== | |
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'''2006''' | '''2006''' | ||
| − | Art Prostitute Gallery, Dallas, TX | + | Art Prostitute Gallery, Dallas, TX<br> |
June 3rd – July 16th | June 3rd – July 16th | ||
| − | Alice BXL, Brussels, Belgium | + | Alice BXL, Brussels, Belgium<br> |
| − | “Enviromentalistic | + | “Enviromentalistic II,” April 7th – May 14th |
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| + | Stolenspace, London, England<br> | ||
| + | “Enviromethodology,” March 30th – April 13th | ||
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'''2005''' | '''2005''' | ||
| − | Boon Gallery, City, MA | + | Boon Gallery, City, MA<br> |
| − | “Enviromentalistic | + | “Enviromentalistic I,” December 10th – January 22nd |
'''2003''' | '''2003''' | ||
| − | Travis Parker, La Jolla, CA | + | Travis Parker, La Jolla, CA<br> |
November 9th – January 9th | November 9th – January 9th | ||
| − | Basil Hayward Gallery, Portland, OR | + | Basil Hayward Gallery, Portland, OR<br> |
September 4th – October 4th | September 4th – October 4th | ||
| − | BLK/MRKT Gallery, Los Angeles, CA | + | BLK/MRKT Gallery, Los Angeles, CA<br> |
| − | “80% Post-Consumer | + | “80% Post-Consumer Grade,” April 12th – June 6th |
'''2001''' | '''2001''' | ||
| − | Magda Danysz Gallery, Paris,, France | + | Magda Danysz Gallery, Paris,, France<br> |
| − | “Message From The | + | “Message From The Soul,” April 28th – May 26th |
'''2000''' | '''2000''' | ||
| − | 381G Gallery, San Francisco, CA | + | 381G Gallery, San Francisco, CA<br> |
March 10th – April 21st | March 10th – April 21st | ||
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'''1999''' | '''1999''' | ||
| − | ARO.SPACE Gallery, Seattle, WA | + | ARO.SPACE Gallery, Seattle, WA<br> |
August 20th – September 24th | August 20th – September 24th | ||
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{{copyright}} | {{copyright}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 9 December 2006
Official CV from Kinsey Visual:
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[edit] Bio
Born 1971, Pittsburgh, PA
Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA
[edit] Education
Art Institute of Atlanta, 1991 - 1993, Associates Degree in Illustration & Design
Art Institute of Pittsburgh, 1989 - 1990, Fine Art & Design studies
[edit] Solo Exhibitions
2006
Art Prostitute Gallery, Dallas, TX
June 3rd – July 16th
Alice BXL, Brussels, Belgium
“Enviromentalistic II,” April 7th – May 14th
Stolenspace, London, England
“Enviromethodology,” March 30th – April 13th
2005
Boon Gallery, City, MA
“Enviromentalistic I,” December 10th – January 22nd
2003
Travis Parker, La Jolla, CA
November 9th – January 9th
Basil Hayward Gallery, Portland, OR
September 4th – October 4th
BLK/MRKT Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
“80% Post-Consumer Grade,” April 12th – June 6th
2001
Magda Danysz Gallery, Paris,, France
“Message From The Soul,” April 28th – May 26th
2000
381G Gallery, San Francisco, CA
March 10th – April 21st
1999
ARO.SPACE Gallery, Seattle, WA
August 20th – September 24th
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