Piano Aktivitys as a Disciplind Destruktshun (a Piano Work’t) Performance
Missing the Boat in Venice
Exquisite Moving Corpse
88: Philip Corner, Jack Massing, and Sean Miller
Florida Prize 2021 Exhibition
The Hodges Effect
JEMA Fluxus and Beyond Collection Kit
The Music Conservatory for Termites (After Ben Patterson)
Drifting Cabinets
Crude Life
Theseus Wants His Boat Back
(CLIF) Communibus Locis Interpretive Foundation
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Piano Aktivitys as a Disciplind Destruktshun (a Piano Work’t) Performance
Missing the Boat in Venice
Exquisite Moving Corpse
88: Philip Corner, Jack Massing, and Sean Miller
Florida Prize 2021 Exhibition
The Hodges Effect
JEMA Fluxus and Beyond Collection Kit
The Music Conservatory for Termites (After Ben Patterson)
Drifting Cabinets
Crude Life
Theseus Wants His Boat Back
(CLIF) Communibus Locis Interpretive Foundation
(JEMA) John Erickson Museum of Art
Dream Registry
Art Museum Dust Collection
Low-Level Chatter Corps
Thick Paintings
A Charge to Keep - Bush Book
A Charge to Keep - Chads
Archive

STORE
CV
News
Bio
Contact

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Museum-On-The-Move Explores The Crude Reality Of 2010 Oil Spill

September 24, 2018

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JEMA RETROSPECTIVE AT BOB RAUSCHENBERG GALLERY REVIEWED FOR ART DISTRICTS BY TOM HALL

July 09, 2014

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May 03, 2014

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JOHN ERICKSON MUSEUM OF ART RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW BY DANNY OLDA

April 30, 2014

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CBS News - ART MUSEUM DUST COLLECTION

May 06, 2013

Photos of Museums' Tiniest Features, CBS News, May 2013

http://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/photos-of-museums-tiniest-features/

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JEMA OPENS AT DEITCH PARADE AND APPEARS ON REALITY TV SHOW ART STAR, 2007-8

January 01, 2008

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Sean Miller in Sculpture Magazine for HorseHead Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, Seattle

October 30, 1998

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