There will be a show of my artwork at the Mothership, the multi-purpose space in Woodstock run by Paul McMahon. It will be small but lively: cartoons, illustrations, travel sketches, scores, index card assemblages, rubber stamp stereoscopy, broadsides, and other works on paper. And it will be up for only a few days: the opening […]

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My translation of Alphonse Allais’s book The Squadron’s Umbrella is available from Black Scat Books.

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Buttons showing John Dee’s Hieroglyphic Monad, to hand out at my recent talk about Dee.

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In 1996, between engagements, I landed a gig with Latrobe beer, researching beer trivia for use on coasters. The project was coordinated by Jordan Bochanis; the artwork was by veteran Topps illustrator John Pound; and I forget who wrote the final copy. I was paid well, and learned many interesting things about beer. There were […]

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Here, for your entertainment, is a one-page novel.

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A button showing the back of a button, made on my handy home machine.  Celebrate the other side!  

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These pinbacks are given to the first twelve who purchase Captain Cap, Volume 1.  I based the button on the only known photograph of Albert Caperon, the real Captain Cap.

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This series of black and white assemblages, made with collage, rubber stamps, and press type, was occasionally exhibited at dance concerts in the ’70s.  That is, they were once black and white, but have taken on other hues with age.  Here are a few:

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Robin Hoffman attends many performances at Brooklyn’s Jalopy Theater, and sketches what she sees.  She’s posted a picture of me with the tuba player Ralph Hamperian, over here.

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I wrote “Love Is Fun” for White Knuckle Sandwich. Dave Miller made a cartoon video of it, as you can see in the following screen shots.  

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