Carlos The Snake

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60/60 Event At The Everson Museum of Art!

I’ll be participating again in this year’s 60/60 event at the Everson, and I will be donating the following in-progress piece.

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Dueling Popes

Graphite on Reeves paper. 2011

Another Piece on my struggle with mental illness. To your right is me as an artist (who I want to be) and to the left is me as ill, dealing with religiosity and “god” telling me not to do art.

30+ hours of work, unfortunately the detail in the photo isn’t strong enough to show how Pope Benedict’s mouth is dripping with blood.

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Stone Canoe!

Please forgive the poor image quality.

Stone Canoe Issue Number 5 is out! It will be available on Amazon.com no later then March 1st and is available some places around Syracuse. My piece “The Runner, part 1″ is found on page 182.

Http://www.stonecanoejournal.org

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Untitled Photo

Once your feet go numb, it’s easy to take barefoot photos in January.

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The Runner: Part one, continued.

This coming spring, “The Runner, Part one” Will be published in a book known as “Stone Canoe”.  ”Stone Canoe” is a journal of arts and ideas from Upstate New York, is published annually, each spring, by University College of Syracuse University.

I’m excited to have a piece of my art in such a publication.

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The Savage Files

Savage!: Aloe, Deer, Tape and I

Savage! 2:

A series of two photos showcasing how someone without a mental illness may see someone afflicted by one.

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