Category Archives: Commissioned Work

This is a one color linoleum block print with silver and green spray paint stencil layers.  This was a poster made for a show at AS220.

In 2008 I curated a group show around the theme of Sustainability.  It was a show involving some members of Justseeds with an open call to any RI artists that wanted to participate.  This was a three color reduction linoleum block with one layer of woodblock print.  It was the poster I made seeking entries.

In 2007, Peter and I had the idea to have a series of parties called “Port-o-party”.  This was the second party where we set out on bicycles with a portable sound system in tow attached to a bike cart, and we stopped at several locations around the city to pick up additional costumed friends.  TheContinue reading “Poster 30 June 2007”

Dan Schleifer asked me to make a poster for a show at Building 16.  I asked him what he wanted on the flyer, and he said, “how about a cat wrestling a robot”. I thought it might be even more evocative if there was a secret bystander watching the fight evolve from behind a curtain. Continue reading “Poster 26 May 2007”

This is a three color reduction cut linoleum block print.  It was a poster I made advertising the first costumed “Port-O-Party” that Peter and I put together.  Our friend Arley drove an old school bus around the city. We drove to several friend’s houses with a small crew of people and lured additional people intoContinue reading “Poster 13 April 2007”

This print was made for Magic Lantern, an independent film series in Providence, RI.  The image is inspired by a time that my brother and I ran away from home into the woods when our parents left the house and we didn’t like our baby sitter. We brought toys, peanut butter, and a blanket, madeContinue reading “Poster 29 March 2006”

This is a poster I made for an event we had at our house, when I was living in a warehouse space with my friends Jo and Cybele.  It was an evening full of people reading from zines, screening their films, and with food made by the touring vegan chef Joshua Ploeg.

When I first moved to Providence, my friend Art Middleton asked me to make a poster for the Tiny Hawk CD release party, which was also a Books Through Bars benefit.  Art was the genius behind the idea of having hands that made a bridge, referencing their record titled “Fingers Become Bridges”.