As some of you may have heard, I’m participating in a couple of group shows in the next few months:
First up is The Age of Collage at Feinkunst Krüger in Hamburg, Germany, which runs from March 9-29. This exhibit features artists from the Gestalten book of the same name (Linder Sterling, Dennis Busch, Charles Wilkins, Max-O-Matic, the list goes on and on) so it’s definitely worth checking out. Unfortunately, I’m unable to make it overseas for this one so, if you happen to go, please share some photos. Kohlhöfen 8, 20355 Hamburg, Germany
I’ll also be participating in the International Weird Collage Show at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn. The opening is Saturday April 19th – I’m planning to be there so, if you’re in the area, please stop by and introduce yourself. Again, the lineup for this show is pretty heavy as well so I’m very honored to be included. The exhibit runs from April 19 until May 10th, with lots of special events scheduled as well. Click here for more info.
And speaking of collages, some of my work was recently featured on the Spanish art blog, Old Skull. Thank you for the love as always, España.
And on the musical side of things, I’ll be playing a very special acoustic set at “An Evening of Drunken Plans and Acoustic Jams” at Mojo Main (Newark, De) on Sunday March 16 along with Watermedown, Jeremy Bursich, Billy from The Headies, Barely Rarely and Lower the Standard. Show starts early at 5 pm. Presented by Our Velocity Productions. Details here.
And, yes, The Lift Up is still looking for a bass player so, if you know of one who lives in the 610, 215 or 302 area code, drop us a line at theliftupHQ@gmail.com.
