Category: Press

Press about Sudeith’s rock art.

Pony’s Head Petroglyph Featured On Iceland The Beautiful Blog

The Pony’s Head petroglyph in Iceland was recently featured on Iceland The Beautiful, a website dedicated to showcasing some of the country’s most remarkable landmarks and hidden gems.

The site features captivating photographs of the petroglyphs alongside stunning destinations across Iceland. From public bird watching houses camouflaged in grass and breathtaking views leading to castles, abandoned ships and planes, striking statues, and a medieval trading site, each location is presented with professional, dynamic photography that makes you want to explore further.

It’s the kind of site you can spend hours on, as each Icelandic landmark they call attention to is of amazing quality. If I was visiting Iceland I would trust them to make a custom itinerary for me, as it’s clear they have the best taste in locations.

It is great to be featured on such a fantastic site!

Upcoming Events and Collaborations

These last two months we’ve gotten some traction!

First, we became members of Made in NYC, a nonprofit initiative that supports local New York creators.

We got our first consignment with a shop called The WonderMart in Greenpoint where 12 ceramic works are being featured. Be sure to stop by! In May they will be at Perri’s (owner of The WonderMart) booth for Made in NYC week.

The ceramic piece “Sketches of Morris” is featured in Blue Line Art’s ceramic showcase “Off Center 2025” in Roseville, CA. If anyone is out in Cali to escape the cold, check it out and feel free to send me some photos!

In April, I’m hosting a series of printmaking workshops for Earth Day. This will take place April 26, unless it rains, in Hallowell, Maine. I am also hosting paper and printmaking workshops on May 3, in Rockaway, Queens.

All exciting things! The ceramic petroglyphs are starting to sell and people are taking more interest in the work.

Down East Covers Maine Petroglyphs

After completing the Phippsburg petroglyhs in 2022, Down East, a popular Maine centered magazine, did a write-up on my process and thinking around the pieces and petroglyphs in general.

Quartz Write-Up on Drone Rugs

Quartz wrote about my history with collecting Afghanistan war rugs and the rise in popularity of drone images. Check it out here. It includes the Red, White, and Blue Drone Rug, the Predator Drone Rug, Red Rug 13, Abstract WTC 9/11 Afghan War Rug #2, Bomber Helicopter Style War Rug, the Beautiful Afghan Province Map Rug, and the WTC rug all of which can be explored in detail on Warrug.com.

NPR and The World also did a couple write ups on the subject. It’s nice to see War Rugs getting some interest in the public sphere.

East Bay Times Piece

East Bay Times wrote about my history with making petroglyphs back in 2016 when I visited Berkeley where I carved some of my favorite petroglyphs. Check it out here. A PDF version is available on the site as well.

Interview for NY Arts

Kris Scheifele conducted an interview for NY Arts a few years back that entered into some really interesting conversations about petroglyphs, graffiti culture, my documentation process and anonymity in art. Check it out here.

NPR Write Up

NPR covered the Big Fish Petroglyph in Smelt Brook, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia discussing how the petroglyphs come from real life people, things, stories. It’s a nice interpretation of some of the exciting revelations that have happened over the last few years.

Annmarie Sculpture Garden Press

After completing the Annmarie Sculpture Garden petroglyphs, a few write ups were completed. The carvings were commissioned by The Art Center in Maryland, all contributing artists were written into this exhibition post, including my work which details the process a bit. The Leader and The Baynet also wrote about the petroglyphs at Annmarie Sculpture Garden.

Hyperallergic Write-Up

In 2013, Hyperallergic did a comprehensive report on some of the processes involved with creating petroglyphs, with a focus on the Smelt Brook Piece, and conducting a fun interview.