MARS!

MARS (a play about mining) has come and gone, sold out for all three nights at the Center for Performance Research. Thanks to Superhero Clubhouse for the opportunity, and to Ray Jones and Clay Rodery for participating.

This week I received a package from Joonhee Lee: catalogues from Kookmin University Museum’s Conversation II, 2012 International Young Artists exhibit. My piece, based on the relationship between Shere Khan and Mowgli in Kipling’s The Jungle Book, is on page 34.

Thanks to Joon for the opportunity to exhibit.

From the introduction by Choi Tae Man, director of the museum: “By just fastening up the collections by treating them as antiquities of the past, the museum cannot be said to have fulfilled the role of a museum that the modern society requires. This is why not only the academic investigation study on the historical meanings of the collections are important but the efforts to socialize them are needed … a meaningful attempt to demolish the boundary between life and art through new artworks that have been interpreted modernly.”

Cyber-bully vector cartoons

Earlier in the year I donated some vector/logo sketches to a company working to educate teachers about how to handle cyber-bullying. They’re meant to function broadly, so the content is generalized and the style is clean enough to be applied to different things at different sizes. I kind of want to recycle this first guy, below. He’s kind of the sad, classic bulldog. Had to do it once.