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TRICKSTER 1

TRICKSTER 1

2014, SLC Performance Art Festival at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library. Mouth and head wrapped in gauze and dragging two Diagnostic and Statistical Manuals for Mental Disorders, I roamed the library only making eye contact with the mentally ill.

TRICKSTER 2

TRICKSTER 2

2014, SLC Performance Art Festival at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library. Mouth and head wrapped in gauze and dragging two Diagnostic and Statistical Manuals for Mental Disorders, I roamed the library only making eye contact with the mentally ill.

TRICKSTER 3

TRICKSTER 3

2014, SLC Performance Art Festival at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library. Mouth and head wrapped in gauze and dragging two Diagnostic and Statistical Manuals for Mental Disorders, I roamed the library only making eye contact with the mentally ill.

CRUMPLED 1

CRUMPLED 1

2016, SLC Performance Art Festival at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library. For 30 minutes I crumpled four long rolls of brown paper, and then wrapped them into cocoons and left them on display in the library for the 2-day duration of the festival.

CRUMPLED 2

CRUMPLED 2

2016, SLC Performance Art Festival at the Salt Lake City Main Public Library. For 30 minutes I crumpled four long rolls of brown paper, and then wrapped them into cocoons and left them on display in the library for the 2-day duration of the festival.

EXPEL

EXPEL

2012, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Utah Blindfolded with gauze, I un-taped a line of black tape to the far end of the gallery and then blew up a black balloon until it popped.

DUNCE 1

DUNCE 1

2006, Miedzynarodowy Festiwal, International Performance Art Festival, Warsaw, Poland I told stories about my Grandmother while wearing a dunce cap and ironing my clothes. After I had put on my ironed clothes, I sat at a chair and painted the dunce cap while it was on my head to look like a stagnant American flag.

DUNCE 2

DUNCE 2

2006, Miedzynarodowy Festiwal, International Performance Art Festival, Warsaw, Poland I told stories about my Grandmother while wearing a dunce cap and ironing my clothes. After I had put on my ironed clothes, I sat at a chair and painted the dunce cap while it was on my head to look like a stagnant American flag.

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