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12/09/10 – Learned I would participate in the Washington Project for the Art's 2011 series, Coup d'Espace.

12/02/10 – Participated as a part of William Brovelli's "Coil Contract," an exhibition put together by Horse Trader Projects for Aqua Art, at the Aqua Hotel, Miami Beach, FL.

12/02/10 – Juried the Rockville Art League's winter member's exhibition at the Glenview Mansion Art Gallery, Rockville, MD.

10/21/10 – Participated in "Synergy," an exhibition celebrating the work of recipients of DCCAH's Artist Fellowship award, at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. The exhibition runs through October 28.

09/22/10 – Received an Artist Fellowship Grant from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

09/16/10 – Participated in the third San Jose 01 Biennial as a collaborating member of Randall Packer's "A Season in Hell." Four years ago we collaborated on the construction of a 6-channel asynchronous video work called "America's Grave," which was the work I installed in the lobby of San Jose Stage.

08/16/10 – Appointed Associate Professor of Art at Prince George's Community College, Largo, MD.

08/13/10 – Exhibiting the "JOB Creation Project" as a part of "11x51" at the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Farm Center, Washington, DC. The exhibition runs through August 25.

07/16/10 – Three works from "Out of Print" will appear in the exhibit "Uncertain Times: Contemporary Art Views on the Fate of the Newspaper Today," at the Pittock Mansion, Portland, OR. The exhibition runs through Nov. 14.

06/21/10 – Began writing arts coverage and criticism for Washington City Paper.

06/05/10 – Participated in the WPArade, Half St. SE, between M and N Streets, Washington, DC. Final day to see Maintenance Required at the Arlington Arts Center, Arlington, VA.

05/27/10 – JOB Creation Project featured in an article written by Kate Mattingly on The Pink Line Project's website.

05/07/10 – JOB Creation Project featured in an article written by Maura Judkis on The Washington City Paper's website.

04/26/10 – Announced as a semi-finalist for The Trawick Prize, Bethesda, MD.

04/16/10 – "Maintenance Required" opens as a part of Spring Solos at the Arlington Arts Center, Arlington VA. Other spring solo exhibitors are Mia Feuer, Anna B. Hernandez, Steven Pearson, Rachel Schmidt, and Gregory Thielker. The exhibitions run through June 5th.