The Space Banquet zine I contributed artwork for is for sale online here. Check it out! The artwork inside is very impressive with a superstar line up from across the globe - Israel, USA, Japan, UK, Germany, etc... every page is beautiful. And it is shipped from Tel Aviv. So cool.

The San Francisco Art Comission's Passport Event is coming up and I am a participating artist!

Date and Time: Sunday, October 14, noon – 4pm
Location: North Beach (Passport Home Base at Washington Square Park)
Purchase Tickets: Buy your passport for $25 here! Or you can come to the SFAC Main Gallery at 401 Van Ness (@ McAllister) and buy one in person.

I will be in the lovely Eden & Eden shop stamping passports and selling goods:

560 Jackson Street (at Columbus)
San Francisco, CA 94133 

Swing by and say hello! 

Hello! This week I am preparing to install my solo show at Kearny Street Workshop in San Francisco. Kearny Street Workshop is the nation's oldest multi-disciplinary arts organiztion that supports Asian American artists. That is very amazing! My show includes drawings and screen prints, about the world, time and what is coming next.

Also, mark your calendars for SF Art's Commission PASSPORT event! I am pleased to be one of this year's participating artists. The event takes place in North Beach on October 14th. Details can be found here.

Wow! After 244 years the Encyclopedia Britannica is ceasing to print. Coincident or not, this weekend I am flying up to Seattle to teach a workshop to high school students in The AIGA Link Program, using out-of-date encyclopedias to create new book structures. Perhaps it's a simple reminder of how interesting altered books can be, particularly when they involve uncovering layers of hidden meanings.

I am absolutely looking forward to seeing what the students come up with and can't think of a better time than now to transform a dusty old book into something treasured and new.

Wish us luck!

Thanks to Stephen Jenkins, phD and curator of Lawton Gallery, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, for a feature on his blog, Accordion Publications.

Accordion Publications has many beautiful examples of the accordion book structure. From catalogs to artist books, Stephen's blog has it all. I am thrilled to be a part of it. Make sure to check it out!