A complete arts CV is available upon request.
Education
Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, Bachelor of Arts in History, 1994.
Cultural Grants
+ 2002 CAAP Grant awarded by Chicago
Department of Cultural Affairs to record
original works for large ensemble.
+ 2004 CAAP Grant awarded by Chicago
Department of Cultural Affairs to record
original works for guitar ensemble.
+ 2005 CAAP Grant awarded by Chicago
Department of Cultural Affairs to record
original works for dance pieces.
Curator of Performance
+ Groundhog’s Day Festival of New Music
and Dance, Link’s Hall, 31 January - 3
February 2002. Co-curated with Asimina
Chremos and Michael Hartman.
+ Between Sound and Vision at Gallery400,
February 2001. Musical coordinator for
recordings and for concert series presenting of
works from the John Cage/Allison Knowles
book Notations. CD of recordings released
with catalog.
Performance and Commisions
+ Whitney Biennial 2004 Five sold-out
performances of the Butcher Shop Quartet’s
arrangement of the Rite of Spring in
collaboration with choreographer Julie Atlas
Muz. Dance Theater Workshop, New York,
March-April 2004.
+ West Coast Premier of my works for guitar
ensemble by the Los Angeles Modern Guitar
Project, August 2004.
+ Cooksville, Soundtrack for forthcoming
feature film.
+ Collaboration with Anne Waldman, in live
performance with the great poet, Open Book,
Minneapolis, October 2003.
New Works for Dance
+ Winter Delights Four new works in
collaboration with Hedwig Dance and
choreographer Mei-Kuang Chen, Chicago
Cultural Center, February 2004.
+ Big Love Square performed at Dance
Chicago November 2002.
+ Equal Footing/Equal Earing, “Love
Square” with Braddock, Asimina Chremos,
Jerome Bryerton, Carole Genetti. June 2002
+ For Y.R. Duet with Asimina Chremos written
for “Reverberate”, the Experimental Sound
Studio’s spring concert. May 17, 2001.
+ The Joke and The Wolverine Who Has No
Friends performed by Ancientgreeks with
choreographer Asimina Chremos and dancers.
Created for Equal Footing/Equal Earing
festival. Presented at the HotHouse January
26-7, 2001 and at the Chicago Cultural Center
April 12, 2001.
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