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| Flood (5). 2006. Oil on canvas. 54 x 60 inches |
| The exhibition, which focuses on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, showcases a selection of paintings based on widely distributed news images of a devasted New Orleans. Unreal-seeming images of environmental and social catastrophes are re-cast as paintings where geological, political and social "weather" are inextricably intertwined. An artist's multiple with essays by art critic Lucy R. Lippard and New York Times science reporter Andrew C. Revkin is available upon request. |
| SOLO EXHIBITION Strange Weather ENTER EXHIBITION May 8 - July 30, 2007 National Academy of Sciences 2100 C St NW, Upstairs Gallery Washington, DC PRESS RELEASE (PDF) Press Release (html) |
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| REVIEWS The Washington Post Katrina, Immortalized in Oil By Jessica Dawson [PDF] Grammar.police Joy Garnett, "Strange Weather" By Kriston Capps [PDF] |
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