I have helped curate a show of zine artists from the Austin area for a larger show being held in New Orleans from September to November: “This week, a generous installation crew will begin working on the upcoming exhibition Zine Library (September 11 – November 30, 2010). The show will feature work by 50 zinesters [...]
In the storefront-style space looking out onto the street, Tim Brown stocks his thoughtful, personal installation with actual detritus from his childhood for his exhibition, Generations. Action figures, baseball paraphernalia, childhood photographs and Brown’s own stamp collection fill the tiny window display that faces out onto the seemingly deserted streets outside of the gallery: a [...]
I curated a show of friends from Manila as a result of my travels there in Nov/Dec of 2007. I’m really proud of the work in the gallery, and a couple of days ago, it was honored by the Austin Critics’ Table as a nominee for best Group Gallery Exhibition in Austin this last year. [...]
I opened my first solo show “The Listening Post,” at the Lawndale on March 13th. Please check it out if you haven’t already- it runs until April 18th in Houston. The show involved a three-cubicle installation, one large painting of 200 portraits, a grid of sixteen log book sketches I had drawn as I spoke [...]
I just got some photos from fellow mountaineer Carlos Rosales-Silva of our collective’s installation at the Project Space of Paragraph Gallery. The show, which was a redux of the show we did at Creative Research Laboratory in Austin, was called “It’s Gonna Be Reverything.” We’ve garned a couple of shows from these shows, so the [...]
I know, I know, why even have a blog if its, like, four months between posts? Well, I’ve staying pretty busy like, with little shows here and there, and larger ones looming in the not so distant future. Currently, I just did a little project for Pump Project in Austin, a show called “Little Things,” [...]
Chris Cogburn, my friend and percussionist/ organizer of the “No Idea Festival,” a four-night festival of Creative Improvisational Music that happened a couple of weeks ago in Austin and San Antonio, has sent me this link to his personal coverage of the event, including a few choice flix of my work in Okay Mountain, the [...]
Just wanted to show the piece I sold for Get Loose for a Toof, Adam Green’s grill benefit held yesterday at Terrible One– it’s done on the top of a washboard owned by my GreatGrandmother Duckworth who lived in Harrison, Arkansas. I had been looking at that piece for a long time, but it took [...]
Sublime Stitcher Jenny Hart and I did a collab skateboard deck for a skatepark benefit in Knoxville– normally I wouldn’t do skateboard art because I don’t skate, but for the benefit I made an exception. Jenny drilled holes in the deck and embroidered through it, but she wanted some more graphic elements in the mix [...]
My friends at l_m_n_l in downtown Austin are puttin’ on what looks to be a great show this Sunday. check out this incredible space if you haven’t already, and check back for updates on their upcoming shows. Tim