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liketelevisionsnow is a sculptor, video artist, installation artist, conceptual artist and poet/soundscape composer.  “My efforts as an artist are focused on the unknown, the mystical, the serendipitous events that lurk just beyond what we think we know.”


In January 2010, I released my book "My Public and Concrete Alibi" (co-authored with friend and artist Yannick Dangin Leconte), a collection of poetry and drawings. The book is available through two locations: Harvard BookStore and web book publisher Blurb.com.  A preview of the book is available at the following site: http://www.wix.com/liketelevisionsnow/mpaca


My latest project includes a new biannual arts magazine titled Un<>Cut.  The magazine features work by artists from all over the world.  As of this writing, three issues have been published.  They can be previewed and purchased in print or digital format at the following site: http://www.magcloud.com/user/liketelevisionsnow.


In addition, I am currently involved in two other mailart projects.  I am curating an exhibit called “12-12-12 End of the World Project” which deals with the supposed Mayan belief that the world will end in 2012.  Artists from around the world have been submitting their work which is documented at the following site:  http://12-12-12theendoftheworldproject.blogspot.com/.  If the world does not end in December 2012, a book of everyone’s efforts will be produced.


Peace Cranes for Japan is an ongoing project which I have organized.  The people of Japan believe that if you make 1,000 peace cranes you or someone you care about will be healed.  After this year’s tsunami and earthquake, I put out a call to artists worldwide to make peace cranes which will be sent to the Hiroshima Peace Museum.  As of this writing, more than 300 peace cranes have been made and sent to me from all corners of the globe.

Recent exhibits:

 “An Exchange with Sol LeWitt,” curated by Regine Basha, at MASS MoCA, January 2011

Fluxcase Micro Museum, curated by British artist Cecil Touchon, 2011

Fluxus #4/#5 Exhibitions, curated by British artist Cecil Touchon, 2010/2011

Fluxus St. Louis, curated by artist Keith Buchholz, July 2010

Mailart exhibition, “Green Scene”, curated by Christine Tarantino, Wendell (MA) Public Library, 2010

II Bienal Internacional Del Pequeno Formato, Maracay, Venezuela, April 2008

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