My poem "What's Left Unsaid" was published in Pangyrus. You can read it HERE

My prose poem "Alice Made Tea" is in the summer (ekphrastic) issue of Unbroken Journal. You can read it HERE (click on my name or scroll down)

My prose poem "Violet Isn't Blue" was published in Angel City Review. You can read it HERE

The new issue of Atticus Review is live. Honored that this poem is included! You can read it here

I'm happy to announce my prose poem "Bless the Beast" appears in issue 18 of Variant Literature. Check it out here

Thanks to Roanoke Review for making a home for my poem, "In Time," a golden shovel after Gwendoline Brooks and her fabulous poem, "Old Mary." It started as an assignment I struggled with but kept coming back to. Two years later it finally started to coalesce. It's a thrill to have it out in the world. You can read it here

Thrilled that my poem "Sighting" received an honorable mention in The Hudson Review's Frederick Morgan Poetry Contest in celebration of its 75th anniversary! You can read the online edition here

I'm honored to have two prose poems included in the 2023 OutWrite Journal. Read the entire Levity issue here

My mural "Collider Beaming" is now on view at Delta's new ticketing and lobby area in Terminal 3 at LAX. If you are flying in or out of Los Angeles on Delta, check it out on level 3 (Photo: courtesy Los Angeles World Airports and Delta.)

I'm happy to announce my prose poem "Waiting for Poseidon" is in the new issue of unbroken. Read it in issue #37
Happy National Poetry Month!

My poem "Fault Lines" has been publshed in Issue 44 of Rough Cut Press

Thrilled to announce my poem "Limulus" has found a home HERE!

Troublemaker Firestarter’s second volume of poetry is now available! It features my poems, "Macho MACHO Man" and "Ms. Frieda B Freeway's Exchange." You can purchase a copy HERE

My poem "Habit(ability)" will be published in the Fifth Wheel Press anthology, Flux. It will be in print at the end of 2022, but you can read it HERE

I'm thrilled to announce that my poem "For the Rent You Never Charged Me" appears in the Rise Up Review's summer issue. Click HERE to read it.

Since the pandemic started I've been working on my slash, as in, artist/[add another discipline here.] I was an artist/writer in the 1990s and wrote art reviews. But as the publications closed up shop my venues dried up and I was happy to take that time back in the studio. While I was in residence at the Willapa Bay AiR in 2017, I accepted a challenge from the poet in residence to write a poem. I'd never written one before and it sparked something in me, but I didn't know what to do about it. A few more trickled out over the years, but it still felt like something I did for myself. Then a few months into quarantine, it seemed like the best way for me to express myself in a creative way, so I started working on poems in a way that resembled my art practice. Zoom culture allowed me to take poetry workshops with poets near and far. (Finally, we can be in person, albeit in a backyard.) I started submitting my poems to journals earlier this year and I'm excited to now have a poem out in the world.

I will have work in this group show at:

Denk Gallery
749 East Temple St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
+1 213 935 8331

Opening Reception:
Saturday, July 20th, 6-8 pm

Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 11am-6pm or by appointment

On view from July 20 - September 7, 2019

Art and Cake is a contemporary art magazine with a focus on the Los Angeles art scene. You can read my profile in Dani Dodge's series on "Artists and Day Jobs" HERE

The Sky Hides the Night Behind It, works by Timothy Nolan

Feb 3 - March 10, 2017

The Hunter Gallery, St. George's School, Middletown, RI 02842

Two Coats of Paint is an award winning blog, based in NYC, with artist Sharon Butler at the helm. I was pleased to sit down with her to answer some questions about my recent public project (Like Sound Going Sideways), at Los Angeles International Airport. You can read our discussion HERE. The exhibit is in Terminal 7 through January 2017.

Like Sound Going Sideway was a solo exhibition at Los Angeles International Airport, on view in 2016 and early 2017. It was located in the Ticketing Area and the Arrivals Hall between Terminals 7 and 8, servicing United Airlines. You can read about this work and all the art at LAX in FABRIK - Issue 33

I am honored to be in the collection, and in the exhibit, Measure, Gesture, Form: Modern and Contemporary Drawings from a Private Donor, at the Portland Art Museum in Portland, Oregon.

Many years ago, I stopped into Heather Marx Gallery in San Francisco to see the current show and drop off the catalog I produced for my show Link at Newspace Gallery. I'd followed her program since the gallery opened the year before, and was intrigued by the work she championed. Since then we've worked together on shows at both Heather Marx Gallery and Marx & Zavattero, the gallery she ran with her husband Steve Zavattero, and art fairs in New York, Miami, and San Francisco. Most importantly though, we've become friends. That's why I'm so pleased we can still work together via Heather Marx Art Advisory.

I am pleased to announce that the Triton Museum of Art
has acquired my work, From Behind the Moon in Dim Eclipse,
2014, Dye-sublimation print on aluminum, 22” x 48”, 1/3

I am honored to be among the 40 artists who contributed essays to
this excellent book edited by Sharon Louden.

University of Chicago Press