Sound artist, media artist and composer for both humans and computers. So much banjo, too
I finally sent out all my cards for this years Plotter Postcard exchange. The design features algorithmically generated bridges viewed from various angles. I’m working on other plots using this bridge module–so keep an eye out for more.
Two of my artworks were juried into the Banned Books Exhibition at The W Galleries in Columbus, Mississippi. The show is in Summer Hall on the campus of Mississippi University for Women, and it runs from September 23 – October 25, 2024.
If I Hate Fairyland, Feelings….Fruits Basket, Plural (2024) is a generative computer image plotter print that shows a speculative list of banned book titles generated from PEN America’s Index of School Book Bans (July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023).
Rated PG-13 For (2022) displays an ever changing list of reasons films were rated PG-13. The words slowly fade in and then dissipate even more slowly. The rating descriptions are pulled at random from a database that includes every PG-13 film released as of 2021.
September 23 – October 25, 2024
Banned Books Exhibition
The W Galleries
Summer Hall
Mississippi University for Women
Columbus MS
The University of Alabama Art and Art History Department will present Hank Lazer and me in a poetry and music performance along with a screening of our latest collaborative video Brush Mind: Begin To.
Wednesday February 7, 2024 at 12pm
Brush Mind: Begin To – Hank Lazer and Holland Hopson
Sarah Moody Gallery of Art
Tuscaloosa AL
part of the 2024 Biennial Faculty Exhibit
Hank and I have collaborated over the last four years on a variety of projects including three installments of the Brush Mind series, the book with accompanying album field recordings of mind in morning, and recent performances at the New Orleans Poetry Festival and Blue Ridge Arts Center.
I’m happy to have my newest work of plotter art, Three Ways to Build a Pyramid in a Day included in the Primal Disposition III: Sacred Triangle exhibit at the Vestige Concept Gallery in Pittsburgh. The exhibit runs through November 12. There’s an opening reception on Saturday, October 7 at 6pm.