Experimenting in another medium! A short video I created, titled "Android & Tomato," was featured in the Straight Through the Wall festival, screened in June 2021 on the streets of Brooklyn.

My portrait, "Love Is Love," is featured in We're Still Here, an outdoor public portraiture exhibition organized by Arts Gowanus, held in Brooklyn from May 15-June 25, 2021.

My painting "Bubbly" is up on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn from October 17 through November 1, 2020, as part of Art Gowanus' Art Walk on Atlantic Ave, a 1.5 mile pandemic-friendly exhibition in storefronts along Atlantic Avenue. 

Check it out here: www.artsgowanus.org

I have pieces in four group shows this summer (three in Brooklyn and one in DC). Stop by if you're in town!

"Red"
Site:Brooklyn
165 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY (in Gowanus)
June 14 - July 13

“Rendering Likeness”
Established Gallery
75 6th Ave, Brooklyn, NY (at Flatbush Ave)
June 1 - 24

“RE: The Social Policing of Gender and the Criminalization of Queerness”
Amos Eno Gallery
56 Bogart Street, Brooklyn, NY (in Bushwick)
July 11 - 27

“Flesh and Bone”
IA&A at Hillyer
9 Hillyer Ct NW, Washington, DC (in DuPont)
July 5 - 28

"Big Girl Stretch" is an exhibition of artist David Andersson's colorful acrylic portraits. His first solo exhibition, the show is organized around portraits of varying sizes that depict friends and family in intimate, expressive moments. His pieces often take the subject out of their original context, and exaggerate and warp their color profile, working ultimately to create a vibrant image that captures some element of truth about that person. 

Facebook event page: www.facebook.com/events/216883268892991/
Hudson Valley LGBTQ Center: www.lgbtqcenter.org/news/big-girl-stretch/

Check out my six "Scream Party" portraits at the LIC Arts Open Gallery in Long Island City, NY. On view until March 30. Click here for details.

My wonderful friend Abby interviewed me for A Hundred Eleven magazine. Click here to read our musings on why people do weird things like paint portraits and anthropomorphize Christmas trees.