Exhibitions:

2023 "Where's Iris?," the Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit, MA.

2022 "Street Geranium," Back to the Garden, the Allen Street Malls, New York, NY. NYC Parks Department Art in the Parks.

2021 "Siberian Irises," The Mount, Lenox, MA.

2021 "Country Geranium," Art in the Orchard, Easthampton, MA.

2019 “Morning Glories in Platform Shoes,” Plaxall Gallery, Long Island City, NY.

2017 “Pressed Flowers.” Via57 West, 648 West 58th Street, NYC. Space made possible by the Durst Organization and chashama. March 1 - October 31, 2017.

2015 “Plastic Flowers,” chashama 20th Anniversary Gala, NYC. Installation as a Featured Artist.

2014 “Amplified Flowers,” chashama 300 West 30th Street, NYC. Sidewalk floral shop.

2011 “Plastic Flowers,” Lehman College Art Gallery, Bronx, NY. The gallery’s first ever outdoor exhibition. August 29 - October 31.

“Plastic Flowers,” chashama 461 Gallery, NYC.

2010 “Plastic Flowers,” Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park, Grant Rapids, MI. An installation in front of the Visitors Center so free to the public. September - October.

2009 “Plastic Flowers - Delphiniums,” Art Lot, Peekskill, NY. June - August.

2008 “Astarte’s Barley Cakes,” Catskill Art Society, Livingston Manor, NY.

2007-9 “Plastic Flowers,” artHarlem Open Studios Tours. Hamilton Landmark Gallery and Casa Frela Gallery, NYC.

2006-8 “Plastic Flowers,” at 3 Artist Field Days, Callicoon, NY. Failed attempt to establish an outdoor art event in rural Sullivan County.

2005 “Accumulated Wisdom,” Catskill Arts Society, Hurleyville, NY.

2001 Installed the “Institute for Cultural Efficiency” in Skuta Helgason’s “Laboratorium,” part of “Looking for Mr. Fluxus: In the Footsteps of George Maciunas,” Art In General, NYC.

1990 “Institute for Cultural Efficiency,” P.S. 1 Museum, Long Island City, NY, “Special Projects Show.”

1989 “The Time Managed Reading Room,” Skokie Public Library, Skokie, IL. Funded in part by Art Matters, Inc.

1988 “Museum Notions,” New Museum of Contemporary Art, NYC. A store introducing the institution’s mascot, the Culture Vulture.

“Introducing Caesar,” a lobby installation for the Organic Theater Company, Chicago, IL.

1985 “Amazing Offer for Artists Only.” Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL. Installed in Ed and Nancy Kienholz’s “Chicago Art Show Gallery.”

“Randolph Street Guaranty, Underwriters of Aesthetic Assurance,” Chicago International Art Exposition, Chicago, IL.

1984 “Office of Aesthetic Appeals,” The Monadnock Building, Chicago, IL. Storefront office publishing the “Chicago Aesthetic Code.” Shut down by the real Building Department after a Style Permit was found at the scene of a fire.

“The Drowning Art Object: How Safe are Aesthetic Articles at Navy Pier?” Chicago International Art Exposition, Chicago, IL.

1983 “How to Build a Boat in Your Basement,” A.R.C. Gallery, Chicago, IL.

1982 “Uncle Mo’s Used Baby Buggies,” Randolph Street Gallery Outdoor Installation Show, Chicago.

1981 “Art Parts Store,” Some Girls Gallery across the street from Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party. Chicago, IL.

Artist’s Books and Articles:

2008 “Astarte’s Barley Cakes,” Catskill Art Gallery, Livingston Manor, NY. A series of 366 sculptures of prehistoric goddesses and an artist book of the same title.

1996-

2007 “Angels in Manhattan: Shrines to the Seven Angels Who Cure Stupidity and the Seven Angels of Confusion” an examination of a mythical monument that may have appeared in Soho in 1996. Serialized in “FUSE,” journal of the Catskill Arts Society, Hurleyville, NY. Carried by Printed Matter, NYC.

2000-5 “The Totally True Stories” by Athena, artist’s books telling the truth about Atalante, Medea, The Amazons and Clytemnestra illustrated with images appropriated from Greek vase paintings.

1996 “How Much Structure on the Job is Right for You?” Feature article, National Endowment for the Arts Community Website.

1996 “Transformation of the Avant-garde,” Art Papers, Atlanta, GA. Article analyzing the extent of the current oversupply of visual artists, the causes and solutions (go do something else.)

Museum Collections:

“Astarte’s Barley Cakes,” “The Totally True Adventures of the Hero Atalante,” by Athena and “The Totally True Earthly Adventures of the Goddess Medea,” by Athena are in the Brooklyn Museum’s collection of artist’s books.

Education:

B.A. Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA

Attended: School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL; University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, Chicago, IL.