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Hello, Sadly, I haven’t been able to find the time to keep up with this blog. If you’re interested in event announcements and so on, please find me on  Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter, and Facebook. Best, Steve

Ask me about Elsewhere and I’ll tell you my residency there was one of the highlights of my artistic career thus far. Please consider supporting their campaign to renovate this incredible space!    

Christmas is of course (or at least should be) a state of mind more than a festival or a religious holiday or a societally-enforced shopping spree. I like to spend about three weeks sunk deep into the funk of the thing, whatever it is, call it yuletide or jul or nog or clog. Whatever it is,Continue reading “The Twelve Songs of Christmas, 2014 Edition”

Last night was the annual Monster Drawing Rally benefit for Midway Contemporary Art. I was happy to participate again this year. Since I’ve been exploring the realm of photography more and more in my work, this time around I chose to perform one of the exercises I do when I really want to study a greatContinue reading “Blind Contour (Monster Drawing Rally)”

The Blue Library is presenting a selection of chapbooks in conjunction with PhotoNOLA. My chapbook, Midway, is included and is available from the Blue Library on MagCloud for $10. The Blue Library collection will be showing at Antenna Gallery | Reading Room 220 during December in New Orleans, and will be added in its entirety to the Indie PhotobookContinue reading “The Blue Library”

  “Darkroom Interviews” was a night of intimate audio interviews and photo portraits conducted in the Leaky Sink Gallery at TuckUnder Projects. On Thursday, July 31 from 6-9 p.m., participants entered the Dark Room for a two-to-ten-minute Q & A and one (or more) sudden flash photo portraits. Topics ranged from free range eggs, to nuclearContinue reading “Darkroom Interviews at TuckUnder Gallery”

I’m excited to announce two of my photos are now available as limited-edition prints from Color Space Art and Imaging. The prints are very high quality inkjet prints on beautiful paper. There are sizes for any budget, so this is a great chance to grab a print if you’ve been thinking about it.

Just opened up a batch of metal prints from WHCC and they did a great job with some tricky images. Getting excited about the Americana show at The Soap Factory. Two weeks away!

After receiving a gift card to the Walker Art Center’s Walker Shop, I picked out this incredible photobook  by J. Carrier, called Elementary Calculus. It’s a wonderful book, well printed by Mack, is just the right size, and there are so many great photos in it. And the way the book is laid out, some ofContinue reading “Elementary Calculus”

Riding my bike yesterday, I happened upon the train station where they store and work on the legendary steam locomotive, 261, and the cars for the old commuter train, the Hiawatha. I don’t know much about these trains, but the guys working there were kind enough to let me check everything out. I’m planning toContinue reading “Where they station and work on the Hiawatha”