Waffle House Vistas at The Mint Museum

Three photographs from Waffle House Vistas are included in the Mint Museum’s Coined in the South exhibition.

Featuring the work of over 40 artists from across the southeast, the purpose of the show is simple: to bridge the gap between the museum, the gallery, and the studio and to showcase fresh and innovative works that have not yet been seen by a broader audience.

Coined in the South

The Mint Museum Uptown

October 10, 2019 - February 16, 2020

Opening reception October 10 from 7-9pm

Be sure to check this one out! I’m thrilled to have my work in conversation with so many incredible artists, many of whom I’ve known for a number of years! You don’t want to miss it!

Store #1449: Calvert City, Kentucky

Store #604: West Memphis, Arkansas

Store #1912: Mobile, Alabama

Waffle House Vistas at UNC Charlotte

The first solo exhibition of Waffle House Vistas is currently on view at UNC Charlotte! I’m thrilled to have this work at an institution that means so much to me - I taught there for two years and my wife teaches for the Cato College of Education.

The exhibition looks incredible and the photographs are installed in a way that immerses the viewer into the project rather than emphasizes individual images.

The public reception is Thursday, August 29 from 6-8 pm with an artist talk around 6:30pm - hope to see you there!

Waffle House Vistas
Storrs Gallery at UNC Charlotte
August 8 - September 20

Public Reception: August 29, 6-8 pm
Artist Talk at 6:30pm

Store #1655: Monroe, North Carolina. Archival pigment print, 24 x 36 inches.

Waffle House Vistas at ArtFields

You have one week to check out five photographs from Waffle House Vistas!

I’m honored to be included in this year’s ArtFields festival in Lake City, South Carolina - it is always a wonderful experience and the ArtFields team does an amazing job. Do yourself a favor and get to Lake City by this Saturday and see a tremendous amount of excellent art!

My contribution to this year’s festival can be found in The Jones-Carter Gallery.

Selections from Waffle House Vistas - ArtFields

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Amy Herman + Micah Cash

March 1 - May 10
Hodges Taylor

Opening Reception with the artists: March 1, 6 - 8 p.m.

Every Friday for twenty-four weeks Amy Herman and I sent each other a photograph in response to an earlier exchanged image. <REPLY>  presents these photographs and the non-linear visual conversation that formed. Each image has two authors and could not exist without those made before. 

This is a collaborative exhibition of forty brand new photographs and we're excited to present this project publicly for the first time. 

Check out the Facebook event and let us know that you'll be there!

selected photographs from can i have more time, 2018.

selected photographs from and then you left, 2018.

PhotoNOLA

I am excited to be included in this year’s Currents exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art as part of PhotoNOLA.

This will be the exhibition debut of Waffle House Vistas - a project I’ve been working hard on for the past six months! Five prints from the series will be included. I’m honored to have work alongside so many wonderful artists.

If you’re in the area, please swing by check them out. I will be at the opening reception Friday, December 14 - I look forward to seeing you!

You can check out the artists HERE. Info on the exhibition is below.

CURRENTS 2018: New Orleans Photo Alliance Members Showcase
December 6, 2018 – February 15, 2019
Opening: Friday, Dec 14, 5-7pm
Juror’s Talk with Anjuli Lebowitz: Dec 14, 5:30pm

Ogden Museum of Southern Art

925 Camp Street

New Orleans, LA 70130

504-539-9600

Hours: Wed-Mon 10am-5pm; plus Ogden After Hours, Thurs 6-8pm

CURRENTS is an annual exhibition which highlights the diverse photographic work being created by New Orleans Photo Alliance members. Established in 2009, CURRENTS was designed as a showcase exhibition, featuring multiple images per selected photographer, to offer an overview of contemporary photographic practices and projects. For the 10th annual CURRENTS exhibition, Anjuli Lebowitz of the National Gallery of Art selected work by 13 artists. Featuring:
Gary Burnley | Micah Cash | Francis Crisafio | Benjamin Dimmitt | Rich Frishman | Sarah Hoskins | Daniela Leal | Ryan Lips | Christine Osinski | Donna Pinckley | Jared Ragland & Cary Norton | Adair Rutledge | Jenny Sampson

Store #604: West Memphis, Arkansas (from the series Waffle House Vistas)

Exhibition in Hendersonville, NC, through July 14

If you find yourself driving through Hendersonville, North Carolina this summer, please swing by Crate Project. It is a lovely contemporary art gallery nestled next to a wine store - a perfect alternative art space that supports research-based artists. 

I'm thrilled to have a selection of Dangerous Waters prints on view through July 14. 

The closing reception will be the afternoon of July 14 and I'll be in attendance to give a brief talk and sign some books. 

Dangerous Waters Exhibition (Charlotte, NC)

My most recent exhibition, Dangerous Waters, was held in Charlotte, North Carolina, at C3 Lab. The exhibition included 40 photographs from the book. The photographs, all signed and editioned, were installed in sequence and grouped according to the four sections of project: Northeastern Tributaries, Southeastern Tributaries, Central and Western Reservations, and the Tennessee River. 

The installation included a wooden map made by furniture designer and woodworker Jeffrey Barninger and an eight foot Dangerous Waters sign created by Barninger and ACSM's Glen Nocik.

This exhibition is ready to travel and will be installed again in June 2018 at Crate Project in Hendersonville, NC.

Dangerous Waters, C3 Lab (Charlotte, NC). December 2017.

Dangerous Waters, C3 Lab (Charlotte, NC). December 2017.

Locust Projects Smash & Grab - Miami, FL

I'm honored to be a participant in this year's Smash & Grab at Locust Projects. I am a fan of Locust Projects' commitment to experimentation without the weight of commercial viability or desire. It is an incubator for risk-taking and conceptual thinking. 

If you're interested, you can take home the lovely painting, Prevents Passage. I made this painting in the spring of 2017 as part of my Spatial Change/Social Equity series. You can see it prior to shipping below.

Find out more about Smash & Grab HERE. 

New photogrphy installation in Charlotte, NC

Come see a brand new photographic installation on Friday, August 4 at Goodyear Arts in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

As Goodyear Arts says goodbye to its N College Street location, I want to contemplate the future development and revitalization plans of Charlotte's First Ward. The building in which I've worked for the past year and its immediate surrounding area are crucial to the city's North Tryon Vision Plan and many of the structures and lots are marked for demolition. 

I believe that one of the best methods to contemplate this future is to bear witness to what is currently there. My two photographs provide an opportunity to see the building's current surroundings as if it was already gone. 

Come join us:

Goodbye Goodyear
516 N College Street
6 - 9 pm

An evening of installation art and thought-provoking performance.