2001 to present- Director, The Rooster Farm: A production cooperative that produces everything from clothing to zines to postcards.

10/04 to 04/06- Director, 321 Clubhouse: a grassroots arts center for queers (hosted regular events including an open mic night (Insurgency), gallery shows, a community list serve, discussion groups as well as created educational opportunities through access to tools and instruction.)

04/1997 to 07/2000- Art Instructor, Peaceful Valley Community Center

Exhibits:

04/01/06- 108, Group show, Curator: Jay Gordon (108 gallery, Seattle WA)
12/10/05- KraftHaus, Craft show (Seattle WA)
04/09/05- Behind the Counter Culture, Curator: Jay Gordon (Mnemonic gallery, 619 Western, Seattle WA)
07/08/05- Urban Fashion, Fashion Show Benefit (ArtWorks, Seattle, WA)
11/03/05- Deadly Fashion, Collaboration with the Foxglove Studio, curator (619 Western, Seattle WA)
01/06/05- Disillustration: Group exhibition featuring modern “Pop art”, curator (321 Clubhouse, Seattle WA)
12/02/04- Our Queer Family Portrait: Group photographical exhibition, curator (321 Clubhouse, Seattle WA)
09/02- An Artists Response to Wartime Activities: Group show in response to wartime activity (Bread and Roses, Olympia WA)
05/23/00- Dissonant Velocity: Group show, Curator: Tom O’Day (Spokane Falls Community College Gallery)
09/00- You are what your food eats: an Installation, curator (Spokane Falls Community College)


Spoken Word Performance:

07/21/05- Featured Reader Seattle Spit: Monthly open Mic
05/26/04- Guest performer for Jack Castle, PhD (the Center on Contemporary Art)
06/02/04- Featured Reader Seattle Spit: Monthly open mic (the Wild Rose)
08/03- Guest Feature with Anna Bergman (Seattle Poetry Slam)
04/01/03- Featured Reader Seattle Spit: Monthly open mic (the Wild Rose)

Publications:

08/05- Bearings volume 1: My Friend Gender an art book about sexuality and gender
06/05- Is True, Is Now: an anthology published by the Buffalo Collective (Portland, OR)
2004 Women’s Forum: annual anthology by the Women’s Program at Seattle Central Community College
04/03- PENetration: an art book exploring poetry and representational images

Education:
Most of my education has been self-directed but I have intermittently taken classes from independent artists since I was ten and community college classes since I was sixteen. I spent a spat at the Evergreen State College. My technical training has consisted of largely of a classical training in drawing, printmaking, painting, and sculpture as well as design, letterpress, ‘art books’, natural building and installation. Recent studies have involved Wayang Kulit (Javanese Shadow Puppets), Bunraku (Japanese Puppet theatre) and Yoko Ono (the Fluxus movement).