I’m happy to announce that my piece, “What a Life I Lead in the Spring” performed at Warren Wilson College for the Annual Spring Arts Festival, was published in Volume 9 of Emergency Index. The book presents 310 works from 55 countries performed during 2019, documented in the words of their creators. By including performances regardless of their country of origin, genre, aims, or popularity, INDEX reveals the breathtaking variety of practices used in performance work today. Each volume features a comprehensive index of key terms used by contributors in describing and discussing their own work. Begun in 2011, INDEX is a lens for seeing the field of contemporary performance from the ground up. There are some great performance works in this volume from many artists around the world that I have the privilege of knowing and working alongside. Grab a copy from Ugly Duckling Presse.
Emergency Index Volume 8
Very excited to have my performance and installation piece in Volume 8 of Emergency Index. INDEX Vol. 8 presents 285 works from 48 countries performed during 2018, documented in the words of their creators.
My work, It All Belongs to Another Place and Time, is documented alongside some amazing artists from around the world that I’ve had the privilege to work and perform alongside.
Nathaniel Wyrick, Not an Egg in the Hayloft, (2016), Hackney Showroom, Tempting Failure. Photo: Julia Bauer, Courtesy of Tempting Failure.
Not An Egg in the Hayloft Write-Up →
Incident Magazine covered the performances of this year's Tempting Failure Festival. INCIDENT is a quarterly published arts journal and daily website for the discussion and exploration of performance art through writing and documentation. The journal is focused on developing a healthy and sustainable platform for performance art through an ongoing dialogue on the vocabulary, form, social roles, and historical significance of performance as a discipline and artistic medium.
My performance, Not an Egg in the Hayloft, has a write-up in the Day 6 Review. Check it out!
365 Artist, 365 Days Project
The 365 Days, 365 Artists is a project launched by the Frank Juarez Gallery (Sheboygan) and the Greymatter Gallery (Milwaukee).
"The aim of this project is to share with you daily a diverse selection of contemporary visual artists working today from across the country and perhaps the world."
On August 1st, 2014 I was the featured Artist. You can check out the interview and some snippets about my work.