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Clockshop: Carmen Argote, Last Light, Short Film

I documented artist Carmen Argote (@carmen.argote) on one of her regular walking routes through the city during quarantine.

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Summer Residency in Havana, Cuba

Good news this morning: my summer artist residency application in Havana, Cuba was ACCEPTED.

Tanya Aguiñiga, ‘Borderlands Within’ Opening Reception at the Armory Center for the Arts

A big thank you to everyone who came out to the opening reception at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena.

Tanya Aguiñiga: Metabolizing the Border, Performance

Metabolizing the Border, Tanya explains, “Following three years of active physical and emotional labor on the entire border, my body is now trying to figure out what to do with all I have experienced.

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Clockshop: Joe Riley & Audrey Snyder, Into the ground

I had the honor of documenting this collaborative sculpture by Joe Riley and Audrey Snyder for Clockshop, now on view at the Bowtie Project.

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Craft Contemporary: Beatriz Cortez & Rafa Esparza, Nomad 13

Los Angeles-based artists Beatriz Cortez and Rafa Esparza present the collaborative installation, Nomad 13 in Craft Contemporary’s first floor.

Clockshop: Carmina Escobar Performance, “FUENTES / This Nature Of Ours"

Escobar filled the historic Roundhouse at the Bowtie Project with light and sound for her site-specific performance FUENTES / This Nature of Ours.

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Tif Sigfrids: Gracie Devito Studio Visit

I went to Gracie DeVito’s studio and photographed a few works (and her space in between).

Clockshop: Radio Imagination Launch Party

“I have the kind of imagination that hears. I think of it as radio imagination.” – Octavia E. Butler

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Alison O’Daniel Photographs Featured In LA Weekly (January 2016)

Some of my photos were included in LA Weekly‘s article featuring a live performance by artist Alison O’Daniel with the Centennial High School marching band (Compton).

Roberts & Tilton: Evan Nesbit Artist Studio Visit

This past May I was asked to shoot some photos of Evan Nesbit in his studio for his gallery Roberts & Tilton.

Tif Sigfrids: Joe Sola, A Painted Horse

Installation photographs that I shot last week for A Painted Horse by Joe Sola (with Matthew Chambers, Sayre Gomez, Rudy K. Slobeck, and others), July 11 – August 8, at TIF SIGFRIDS.

Clockshop Event: Carolina Caycedo, One Body Of Water

One Body of Water was a new performance by artist Carolina Caycedo, developed in response to the Bowtie Parcel.

Matthew Brandt Artist Studio Tour

I had the privilege to document was a tour of Matthew Brandt’s studio, led by the artist himself.

Art Los Angeles Contemporary (2015) At The Barker Hangar

I had the honor of photographing Art Los Angeles Contemporary (“ALAC”), and its various VIP events, this past weekend from January 29 – February 1, 2015.