I'll have two altered plates, the Seeing Flowers, in the Plant Show at Giant Robot store. The show opens this Saturday, August 4 in conjunction with the GR2 15th Anniversary Party across the street. More details here.

Artists in the plant show are: Aaron Brown, Alisha Sofia, Alex Kao, Allison Bamcat, Angela Song, Bonnie Lui, Brian Luong, Brittany Douziech, Bryan Wong, Cassia Lupo, Chris Youssef, Dale Raines, Darrenin and Trishakin Inouye, Debra Broz, Deth P. Sun, Erick Martinez, Eunice San Miguel, Federico Tobon, Flat Bonnie, Hooked Hands, Jeni Yang, Junko Ogawa, Junyi Wu, Justine Lin, Kevin Luong, Lauren Denitzio, Lisa Kogawa, Lisa Perrin, Lisa Vanin, Little Friends of Printmaking, Maggie Chiang, Mari Inukai, Ming Ong, Moira Hahn, Nancy Chiu, Naoshi, Nellie Le, Nikki Longfish, Patrick Hruby, Phoebe Kobabe, Po Yan Leung, Rebecca Wang, Renee French, Roland Tamayo, Sanaa Khan, Shihori Nakayama, Stasia Burrington, Susie Ghahremani, Theo Ellsworth, Thinh Nguyen, Tiffany Le, Tiffany Liu, Yuki Mori, Yu Maeda, Yumi Yamazaki

I was incredibly excited to be featured on the "This is Colossal" arts and culture website earlier this month. I've followed, and been inspired by, the artists and designers that have been featured over the years and I'm truly thrilled that now I'm one of them!

Click here to read the article.

Shoutout to Laura Staugaitis for writing this and to Lustik, the Tumblr account where she found me. 

Friday, June 1, I'll be a part of Second Glimpses & Alternate forms, a group show of Los Angeles based artists set in a hundred year old California craftsman. Artissts include myself, Phoebe Clemens Riggs Anderson, Kate Barbee, Cheryl Bently, Alexander Meadows, Shea Vititow. This show is one night only, Friday, June 1, 7-11 pm. 

The Year of the Dog is here!

I'll have two sculptures in the Year of the Dog show (including this pair of Corgie - Finches) at the Giant Robot Store in LA opening this Saturday, March 3. Curated by Cassia Lupo, there are a ton of artists in this show, and who doesn't want to see a bunch of art about dogs?!

Click here for details.

A concurrent reception will be happening at GR2 for the show MOMO NO Sekku. 
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If you've been wanting to nab a piece of my work, I've got a brand new little sculpture, Blush, up for auction this week in the NowSpace + Central Park Benefit Auction.

You can bid for my sculpture online starting now by clicking here. Make sure to check out the rest of the auction for lots of other great work from other artists. If you're in LA come to the live event this Friday, December 15. Details here.  

For all your other modified ceramic needs, I have some work available through the Ochi Shop here, and through NowShop here, and of course, through my website. Email or DM me for info about commissions.

Hot Fruit
Cash Machine, Glendale, LA, CA
Opening June 16
Exhibit runs through July 16

I'll have three sculptures in Hot Fruit, presented by NowShop and Moon Tribe Vintage. This installation of one-of-a-kind found and artist-made objects and apparel exploring the boundaries of fine art and functionality and the intersection of art and commodity.
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The exhibition, including work by over 30 artists and makers, blends retail display and conventional gallery aesthetic into a continuously evolving installation, which changes as works are purchased and new pieces are introduced. More details here.

Something Wild In My Garden
Cactus Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Opening June 10
Exhibit runs through July 15
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Something Wild in My Garden will be exploring the plight of urban wildlife. Many of our furry and feathered friends have been evicted from their habitat by an exploding human population who in their search for progress are destroying their natural environment. In turn wildlife are forced into ‘residential areas’, placing their own and their neighbors’ pets in jeopardy, in order to find food for survival. ​

I'll have two new sculptures in this exhibit. More details here. 
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Art of Protest
Orange County Center for Contemporary Art
​Santa Ana, CA
Opening June 3
Exhibition runs through July 8

I created a second iteration of my Pussy Grabs Back sculpture (shown in the Nasty Women exhibition in January) for Art of Protest juried by Tyler Stallings. This exhibit includes works from 90 artists throughout the nation. More details here.

​From the Juror: 
The arc of history bends toward justice. Protest art speeds things along. Protest art afflicts the comfortable and comforts the afflicted. Protest art imagines a future free from the tyranny of ignorance and deprivation.