Erotic Dance / Provocative Portraits Exhibition

I met Crimson when she responded to an ad I had placed in the local paper seeking a model for my photography series, Provocative Portraits. This series came to be when I was working on my MFA at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). When I opened my photography studio in Oakland, I wanted to revisit this series as I’ve always enjoyed capturing movement on film. To capture Crimson dancing on film was inspirational.

From the moment she walked in my door, we have journeyed together to cultivate our respective artistic pursuits, as well as our combined professional endeavors. Through it all, Crimson has been my muse.

I am delighted to present select works of this series featuring Crimson for our joint exhibition, Beauty & The Beasties, at Sierra Arts Gallery in Reno for the month of April.

Labyrinth Walk Series

I will be presenting select photographs from my daily sunset walks with Crimson for our exhibition, Beauty & The Beasties, at the Sierra Arts Gallery in Reno. It is the first time that Crimson and I have exhibited together.

In addition to exhibiting the photographs of our labyrinth in Gerlach, I will also exhibiting photographs from our weekly walks at the Fly Ranch Labyrinth. In my upcoming book, Handbook for A Burning Age, I write about our practice of meditation, ritual, creating art and the important to commune with nature. It is my hope that these photographs might inspire others to do the same.

The exhibition runs the entire month of April with an artist reception on Saturday, April 16, 2022.

Box Set to Auction at Sotheby's

Honored to present an exclusive limited edition box set of my aerial photography of Black Rock City from 2005-2019. The edition of 10 features 22" x 17" photographs on Moab Lasal Exhibition Luster 300 paper in an archival museum box.

Please follow this link to see all 180 artists and their works for the online auction, Boundless Space: The Possibilities of Burning Man, commencing September 30, 2021. > Link

Featured Art:

Black Rock City, 2015 (Above)

Black Rock City, 2010 (Below)

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Burning Man Exhibition at Reno Airport

In 2005, Reno-Tahoe International opened the Connector Collections Gallery as a means to celebrate the cultural heritage and artistic development of the Northern Nevada region, and to expand the artistic experience and enjoyment of Reno-Tahoe International's customers, tenants and employees. The Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority is proud to be a community partner within the Reno-Tahoe region in hosting local entertainment events, adding enjoyment to the travel experience.


The Burning Man exhibit is curated by Maria Patridge of the Sierra Arts Foundation. The exhibition features the photography of Will Roger, Eleanor Preger and others. The exhibition runs from August thru December 2021.

Image by Eleanor Preger

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