In late 2011, I was commissioned by one of my collectors George Haddad, aka "Cousin George" to produce a video for one of his tracks on his upcoming album Coming Out. Not wanting to confuse this video with my own musical art videos, I decided to go out, buy a new wig, and try out some of my wardrobe that had not been worn.

Check out my feature film Romantic Loner!

The music video (the tamed version) from my feature film, Romantic Loner, and full length album is available for streaming. After a series of failed relationships, a video artist/singer attends an artist residency and soul searches.

This entry highlights my travels to Houston, Texas, Baltimore, Maryland and Louisville, Kentucky. On Saturday, January 26, 2012, in early the early...

Photos below are by Teri Slotkin On Thursday November 29th, I co-presented a private work in progress screening of my debut feature film, "Romantic ...

All photos courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York ©2012 Last weekend, Friday, September 14th and Saturday, September 15th, I presente...

This August I spent the month at Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, CA shooting a feature film. My official feature film debut as far as p...

Thanks to all who followed Season 3 of Melody Set Me Free 2012. Below are all seven episodes and outtakes of the season to watch, review, watch aga...

When logging into Twitter last week, I came across a tweet that mentioned me. My heart fluttered. Curiosity got the best of me. When I checked...

A new season of Melody Set Me Free is on the way. Instead of ten episodes like last season, there will only be six. A softer season, but it still shou...

On June 1st, I traveled to my hometown Stuckey, Florida for a surprise birthday party for my mother that was put together by my aunt. After being in ...

All photos taken by: Benedetta Pignatelli. On May 6th, I memorialized one of my beloved characters, Taiwan Braswell, at The Whitney Museum of Art's ...

Unlike my early days in New York, I no longer roam the boroughs attending opening after opening, party after party, all night conversations in some random artist loft/apartment/space (the after after party). It sounds great because it was great. It was also more distracting than inspiring.

Karole Armitage is, to put it bluntly, a force of nature. The prolific choreographer has been labeled the "punk ballerina" by countless publications, ...

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On March 26, I participated in the panel Cindy Sherman: Circle of Influence at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Organized and moderated by ...

Whenever you are trying to make those tough decisions in your life, stop and ask yourself -- what does my heart have time for? I did, and things were quickly put back into perspective.

What does this mean? Is everything really moving online? Does this mean I'm still relevant? Am I a web series ho, indentured servant (trade for press), or a potential mogul? Should I be thinking of the Web as a serious business?

In 2010, I met Maria Arena Bell in New York at a going away party hosted by Suzanne Geiss for Jeffrey Deitch, before he was to head west and take up h...

It was fun to be back, hanging with China, Bill and Jerry. The familiar non-descript offices temporarily filled with able bodies. Busy interns and earnest producers milling about, while in the judges lounge we are quickly made-up (money well spent), soon to be shepherded down to the "exhibition opening."