Featuring the work of over 50 artists, Room Party is the first-ever large-scale group exhibition of contemporary and experimental furry art. Co-curated with Lane Linecum, Cass Dickenson, and Paul Peng. Room Party opens in June at Bunker Projects in Pittsburgh. More info coming soon!
Dispatches from the furry fandom, cultural criticism from the depths of an internet wormhole, and practical self-help tips for teenage werewolves. Excerpts presented as a performative lecture at the 2024 Furry Studies Conference. Book coming in 2026.
Wolves in sheep’s lingerie, bunnies beyond binaries, and voracious puddy tats... A screening series featuring classic kink-awakening cartoons on 16mm; a performance piece where Brett overshares childhood stories and channels Laurie Anderson. Bring your sublimated yearning - we'll bring the sugar cereal. Presented at Furry Weekend Atlanta, Midwest Furfest, and Further Confusion.
A collection of remastered shorts by Memphis experimental filmmaker Ben Siler. The DVD is available in Memphis at Five In One, or get in touch and we can mail you a copy. ("Unique Memphis filmmaker gets an overdue retrospective" Memphis Flyer, 10/16/14)
for Access Humboldt and ZeroDivide
A media literacy workshop for middle and high school students, incorporating community mapping and video documentary exercises. The RL/RL site showcases student results from three pilot sites, and provides a Creative Commons licensed curriculum.
Online archive of simon strikeback's zine anthology Bound to Struggle: Where Kink and Radical Politics Meet, originally published from 2004-2011.
with Eileen TownsendA January 2010 tour funded by SAIC's Roads Scholarship for Research and Travel. We visited 20+ art environments and many other roadside landmarks between the Mid-South and Los Angeles, meeting artists and documenting their work. I took photos, Eileen kept a journal, and now it's all available as an online travelogue.
Director and Co-Writer, with Rukus
A performance piece exploring alternative sexuality and fandom support networks. S4TYR was adapted from furry artist Rukus's Anthrochat logs, and was staged by Our Own Voice Theatre Troupe. The production of this play is depicted in my film Rukus.