born in lafayette indiana. raised in bloomington-normal illinois. received ba in studio art at arizona state university's kathleen k. herberger college of fine arts in 2004. currently residing in phoenix arizona.
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This is a complete list of all exhibitions, performances, publications, and readings that I have done since 2003. It is long. Read at your leisure.
“Advanced Painting Exhibition”, Group exhibition, Orario Galleria; Temple University; Rome, Italy; Spring 2003.
“Advanced Drawing Exhibition”, Group exhibition, Galleria Sopra; Temple University; Rome, Italy; Spring 2003.
First Rebellions; Issue No. 1; Desert City Death Distro; published Summer 2003.
“Undergraduate Juried Exhibition”, Group exhibition, Harry Wood Gallery; Arizona State University; Tempe, Arizona; December 8, 2003 – January 22, 2004.
“Anatomy for an Artist: Paintings and Drawings by Jacqueline Orr”, Solo exhibition, Artlink Mystery Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona, April 2004.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 1, published September 2004.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 2, published January 2005.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 3, published April 2005.
“BAM! Sequential Art & Comics in the Post-Post Modern Era”, Group exhibition, The Trunks Space Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; May 20-June 15, 2005.
“The Movement: Setting Arts, Music, and Culture into Synchronous Motion”, Group exhibition, Blue Cube Gallery; San Francisco, California; June 18, 2005.
Live Art Performance at First Fridays; The Trunk Space Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; June 3, 2005.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 4, published August 2005.
Appeared in music video for The Reflection, filmed by Modest Proposal Productions, Premiered at Modest Proposal Music Launch Show; August 20, 2005.
“Dream A Little Dream…” Short Film, Lead Actress; Mid-Afternoon Productions; 48-hour Horror Film Festival; Harkins Centerpoint Theater; Tempe, Arizona; October 2005.
"Beer: The DIY Way”, Interview with Brandon Huigens on The Bitches Brew Beer Collektive; Contact Magazine, Issue 2; December 2005.
“Book Report and Spelling Bee Night”, Host of show, The Truck Space Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; November 17, 2005.
“Zines!”, Group exhibition, Writer’s Bloc Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; December 2, 2005.
Modest Proposal Magazine, Issue No. 5, Winter 2005; “Names You Should Know”, p. 16, written by Ryan McKee.
Alternative Press Expo; Presented Desert City Death Distro; San Francisco, California; April 8-9, 2006.
“The Secretaries”. Interactive Artist-Audience Performance with Melinda Alexander; The Trunk Space Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; June 2, 2006.
Your Invisible City; Issue 5.5. published July 2006.
“The Secretaries”. Interactive Artist-Audience Performance with Melinda Alexander; Modified Arts Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; July 7, 2006.
Your Invisible City; Issue 6, published November 2006.
“Stencil Art Show”, Group exhibition, The Firehouse Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; November 7-December 1, 2006.
“The Secretaries”, Interactive Artist-Audience Performance with Blue Coble; The Firehouse Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; January 5, 2007.
“The Secretaries”, Interactive Artist-Audience Performance with Blue Coble; Modified Arts Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; February 9, 2007.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 7, published October 2007.
“Drawing Between the Lines”, Group exhibition, Samurai Comics; Phoenix, Arizona; November 2007.
“The Secretaries”, Interactive Artist-Audience Performance with Paige Frazer; Samurai Comics; Phoenix, Arizona; November 7, 2007.
Your Invisible City; Issue No. 8 “How the West Was Won”, published May 2008.
“Remember You Are Here”, Solo exhibition, Fate Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; August 2008.
Alternative Press Expo; Presented Desert City Death Distro; San Francisco, California; October 31-November 1, 2008.
“The Election Eve Show”, Co-Produced comedy variety show; premiered short videos “Pro-Choice Unicorns for Obama PSA”, “McCain Supports Hate”, and stage performance as Bristol Palin in “White House 20500”; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; November 3, 2008.
“What I Did On My Summer Vacation” Recorded Album, contributed track no. 2 “Boys of Summer”; Released on the One Word Long Record Label in November 2008.
“Muff Mondays”, Co-Produced comedy variety show; premiered short videos “I Think I’m in Love, Episode 1” and “Kidnapping Ernesto”; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; December 15, 2008.
“The Neighborhood Show”, Featured Storyteller/Host; The Trunk Space Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona; January 3, 2009.
“Muff Mondays: Inauguration Eve Show” Co-produced comedy variety show; premiered short videos “American Style” and “What Would They Do?”; performed stage sketch “British Style” with Craig Chenery; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; January 19, 2009.
Desert City Death Distro featured in “Stolen Sharpie Revolution 2” by Alex Wrekk; published by Creative Commons Lunchroom Publishing; 2009.
Screened “I Think I’m in Love, Episode 1” at Varietae, comedy variety Show hosted by Chris Braiotta; Midway Café; Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts; February 4, 2009.
“Muff Mondays: The Love Show” Co-produced comedy variety show; premiered short videos “Three Levels of Love”, “Glamour Shots”, and “Guess My Ex-Boyfriends Dick Sizes, A Game Show”; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; February 16, 2009.
“Girl With The Photobooth Curse”, short story featured in Hoozdo Magazine, Issue 8; March 2009.
“Muff Mondays: Muff Madness” co-produced comedy variety show; premiered video “Just Friends, Episode 1”; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; March 16, 2009.
Hosted the “Lo-Fi Benefit Show” for the Underground Publishers Convention; Conspire Coffeeshop & Boutique; Phoenix, Arizona; March 28, 2009.
“Muff Mondays: Snackthanksgiving” co-produced comedy variety show; premiered video “Snackthanksgiving” (actress/videographer) and stage performances; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; April 20, 2009.
Underground Publishers Convention; co-organizer/presenter; Stinkweeds Record Exchange; Phoenix, Arizona; April 25-26, 2009.
“Bald Geeks & Beer Bitches at the Underground Publishers Convention” Interview with Wynter Holden in the Phoenix New Times; April 29, 2009.
“Muff Mondays: The Recession Show” co-produced comedy variety show; premiered video “Recession Jokes” and the “Story Object Auction” stage show; The Ruby Room Lounge; Phoenix, Arizona; May 20, 2009.
“Phoenix’s Gender”, short vignette featured in Hoozdo Magazine, Issue 9; June 2009.
The New Times; “A Matter of Debris” Interview with Steve Jansen; June 2009.
“Resurrect: The Art of the Reclaimed Object”, Group exhibition, The Mesa Contemporary Arts Center; Mesa, Ariziona; June 12-August 9, 2009; Awarded Juror’s Award Winner by juror Claire Schneider, Senior Curator of Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, Arizona.
I Lie A Lot But I Am Not Lying About This; publication of my short stories and artwork; Desert City Death Distro; published June 2009.
“Horas de Junio: The XI Encuentro Hispanoamericano de Escritores”, Featured writer/reader; Sociedad Sonorense de Historia; Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico; June 27, 2009.
“Muff Mondays” wins “Best of Phoenix” Award from the Phoenix New Times, Summer 2009.
“Femocracy Presents Private Dancer: A Tribute to Michael Jackson” co-produced comedy variety show; screened “Just Friends, Episode 1”; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona; September 5, 2009.
“Trashy Sculpture Show”, Group Exhibition, Bragg’s Pie Factory Gallery; Phoenix, Arizona, September 26-October 31, 2009.
“Sink or Swim”, Video Installation, Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, October 2, 2009.
“Femocracy Presents: Oktoberfest” co-produced comedy variety show; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona; October 3, 2009.
“Sink or Swim”, Video Installation, Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, November 6, 2009.
“Femocracy Presents Free Nachos November” co-produced comedy variety show; Show Co-host, The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona; November 7, 2009.
“Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts” street parade and performance art with the Arcana Collective; Phoenix, Arizona, November 14, 2009.
“Hurlesque” Dance art routine performed at The Firestage Variety Show; The Firehouse; Phoenix, Arizona, November 20, 2009.
“TheShizz.org Presents: First Fridays Music in the Park” curated music performance concert at Heritage Square Park for the First Fridays Artwalk, sponsored by theshizz.org and the city of Phoenix; Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, December 4, 2009.
“Fractal’s First Friday Art Preview” group exhibition, Fractal Gallery, Phoenix, Arizona, December 4, 2009.
“Mas Vida New Year's Eve 2010” art benefit auction exhibition; donated artwork to show auction with proceeds benefiting the humanitarian group No More Deaths (www.nomoredeaths.org); Braggs Pie Factory, Phoenix, Arizona, December 31, 2009.
“Femocracy Presents Future Party 2010!” co-produced comedy variety show; Performed Choose My Dating Adventure; interactive audience participation performance piece; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, January 2, 2010.
“First Time Art Investors Expo” Group Exhibition and Information Panel; Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, January 15, 2010.
“TheShizz.org Presents: First Fridays Music in the Park” curated music performance concert at Heritage Square Park for the First Fridays Artwalk, sponsored by theshizz.org and the city of Phoenix; Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, February 5, 2010.
“Exotic Erotic Phantasmagorical Valentine Cabaret Showcase” Stage Performance with Femocracy; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, February 12, 2010.
“Exotic Erotic Phantasmagorical Valentine Cabaret Showcase” Stage Performance with Femocracy; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, February 12, 2010.
“Femocracy Presents Springtime is for Lovers” co-produced comedy variety show; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, March 6, 2010.
“TheShizz.org Presents: First Fridays Music in the Park” curated music performance concert at Heritage Square Park for the First Fridays Artwalk, sponsored by theshizz.org and the city of Phoenix; Heritage Square Park; Phoenix, Arizona, April 2, 2010.
“Femocracy Presents Happy Birthday Eddie Murphy” co-produced comedy variety show; performed "Hurlesque" dance art piece; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, April 3, 2010.
“Books Not Bands” interview/article by Ashley Naftule; AZKAOS Magazine; Issue 12, April 2010.
“Femocracy Presents The Comedy Music Extravaganza” co-produced comedy variety show; The Alwun House; Phoenix, Arizona, May 8, 2010.