I was told to look ‘punk’ for a small part as an extra in a film, so I searched “how to look punk” online. Among all the guides made by preteen girls on, essentially, how to look like Avril Lavigne, I found this - a 1977 guide on ‘How To Look Look Punk’



It’s like half the kids in my art school today, ha.

A few photos backstage with Janfrevic Lujares’ models at the May 12, MassArt ‘Reveal’ fashion show in his ‘Modern Aztec’ line:





It’s so strange seeing my face in halves! (Ha, I’m just creepin’ on Johnny…)

More photos to come!

On my youtube you can now find the Revere Hotel Ad I’m in, and my artist interview with Tara Neves! So now, you can watch other people’s work of me on my own channel, how pleasant.



Yes, that’s my body detached from my head! (And those heels are crazy to walk in.)



I’m a “writer artist filmmaker Boston MA” - impressive, huh? Being an entire city is just what I do…

Check out my youtube for more!

The ‘Reveal’ MassArt Fashion Show was fantastic! An interesting setup - we walked for 3 shows throughout the night (photos to follow, soon)!

I’m out of school for the summer and casting for my next film, a short ‘surreal, psychological thriller’ (as I describe it). It’ll be shot in HD in the great outdoors!

I’ll hopefully upload one new video per week to my youtube until I run out of new work; all the videos I made this past spring.

Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of work with minimal equipment. The in-camera mic, a Canon Vixia, and lights just plopped on the floor of my room with some magenta and blue gels. I like the aesthetic; I think it also mirrors the fact that I am tired of art school pretentious crap :)



So it’s just a lot of me, entertaining myself - and hopefully you, at times. Exploring art because it’s art, and not because there’s some super-deep, psychological meaning behind it - because no matter how beautiful your artist statement and concept are, crap is still crap. (And some work just speaks for itself.)

So, life is fun! Have a fun life!

Good night.

I took the “Linda Scott” music video bit from my Geena Radio video, and messed around with the visuals. (Channel-swapping is awesome.) Watch my video ‘I’ve Told Every Little Star’, below:



Don’t you just love looking at photos of other people’s mouths? I know I do…

I took a lot of video stills from this piece and am now selling 11x14” prints at the MassArt Spring Sale, open to the public now!

You can find more of my work on youtube and flickr.

The MassArt Spring Sale is officially open to the public! There you can find 11x14’ matted, glossy prints of my artwork (some of which isn’t even online yet)!

And once you find my artwork…

Buy it!

Tonight from 7-11pm, come check out RAW!. (Click the link for more info. - film screening, art and live music!)



And…THE CREATURE!

For the past two months I’ve eluded to my ‘Geena Radio’ video - well, here it is! ‘Geena Radio’ was how I entertained myself as a kid; I made elaborate radio, game and talk shows where I played all of the characters. I just made it up as I went along!



This is my present-day rendition of ‘Geena Radio,’ now that I have a video camera, lights and editing tools available. All content is intentional - the questionable lighting, strange cuts, etc. (I used the in-camera microphone, so don’t get scared by the audio quality.) Simply for entertainment, I hope you get a laugh out of it!



This video is a launch piece for future work I’ll make, such as a series ‘Ponder With Pluto,’ ‘Nightly News with Norton Narl,’ and Tusty Applecrumpet - so keep checking my youtube for more!

While procrastinating a few weeks back, I decided to make a satirical, politically relevant video. Created the day Rick Santorum dropped out of the race, this should still be up-to-date. (Most of the dialogue is taken from actual quotes by the candidates!)



This ‘Nightly News’ segment was launched by my video ‘Geena Radio,’ also online. Check my youtube for more!

Just in case you were wondering, ‘Should I go to that RAW screening, music festival and gallery exhibit?’ - take a look at Danielle Mulcahy’s art and wonder no more!

You’re coming.