Made In America : A Native Exhibition

Over the past couple of months I have had the pleasure of working with my friends Yis and Leah to put together easily the largest group show that I have ever been a part of. "Made In America: A Native Exhibition" features over forty artists/friends all contributing work loosely based on this interesting country of ours. We chose this theme because we wanted something culturally relevant, yet broad enough for folks to have varied reactions and through their respective media. The opening reception will take place on June 4th at the TRUST Gallery (formerly the F.U.E.L. Collection, and the Real World Philadelphia house before that) and will go from 6 -10 pm. There will be live performances by: Dragonzord, Tigersapien, and Univox!

You can rsvp on Facebook here

Special thanks to the talented Matt Gribben for designing the identity/poster for the show

Below is the list of artists that will be participating:

Scott Albrecht
Kelsey Allen
Joe Boruchow
Eric Braddock
Courtney Brown
Jude Buffum
Christian Cantiello
Jason Chen
Justin Crosby
Alaina Cunningham
Mark Dilks
Daniel Fishel
Kyle Fisher
Joseph Game
Nose Go
Matthew Gribben
Bradford Haubrich
Dan Hughes
Phil Jackson
Maxine Kramer
Adrienne Langer
Amy Li
Sarah McCorriston
Dietrich Meyer
Jesse Nicholl
Alex Passapera
Greg Pizzoli
Mark Price
Frances Quinlan
Leon Rainbow
Mark Raymond
Danielle Rizzolo
Dewey Saunders
Greg Simmons
MomTried Myles
Steven Speir
Inna Spivakova
Steve Streisguth
Stephanie Struse
Tamara Suber
Chris Terrell
Thom Venier
Emily Wallace
Dave Weeks
Hilary White
Tiffany Yoon

Hope to see you there!

Usha Veda Yoga

Pictured above is a logo and poster that I completed for Usha Veda Yoga, a yoga studio in Brooklyn, New York (Green Point to be exact). The client came to me with a pretty fleshed out idea of how they wanted their logo to look, and then they let me do my thing with the poster (yesssss). The poster was for a mother's day event celebrating the opening of Usha Veda Yoga as well as a new coffee shop in the neighborhood called Milk and Roses. The new aforementioned cafe has a really cool baby grand piano, which is where the inspiration came from for the piano in the poster. Below are some links about each of the stores/event:

Here is an article about Milk and Roses

and another on the event

both covered by newyorkshitty.com