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Review of 'Arctic Claims' with images from the series.

Purchase a colour copy of the 'Arctic Claims' catalogue published by the Burnaby Art Gallery.

Link to Exhibition Catalogue, (PDF) including curator's essay and interview.

Magazine Review written by John Luna about the exhibition at Deluge Contemporary Art Gallery, Victoria, BC

'Somewhere Beyond Nowhere' solo show, featuring fifteen 30"x30" hand printed c-type prints.

Curated and Produced catalogue for the exhibition which can be can be purchased from the Vancouver Island School of Art

Online review and critical writing about the exhibition.

Article about 'Further North' and interview about practice.

Invited to be the Artist in Residence at the Keunstlerhaus Dortmund Artist Run Centre in Germany. Access to a studio, darkroom and an exhibition of my completed work.

Images from exhibition, 2010.