My work was selected for "The Americans 2013" opening January 8th, 2014 at Dickerman Prints in San Francisco.

My piece was selected for the Danforth Museum of Art's 2013 Biannual Purchase Prize. The 40x40" image, Untitled: Dust Storm Near Cemetery Road and HWY 23, is now part of the Museum's permanent collection. It will be on display through the end of February as part of the exhibition New Acquisitions: Selections from the Permanent Collection.

I just received notification that my work will be included in a show at the South Shore Art Center in Cohasset, MA. "COOL" was curated by Joseph Carroll and includes a range of media. It will be open November 8th through December 22nd of this year.

My work was selected for the Aids Action ARTcetera2013 gala this year. The event was October 5th and it was a vibrant mix of artists and art patrons who share both a love of art as well as a passion for aids activism. My piece Looking East from Crow Flies High Butte sold in the silent auction and even started a bit of a bidding war, which of course raised more funding for the cause. I was thrilled to be a participant and to contribute via the donation of my piece. Thanks to the Aids Action Committee and to all the organizers.

My work has been included in the Danforth Museum's New England Photography Biennial, which opened today. Please, make a trip out to Framingham between now and November 3rd, and enjoy the leaves on the way. If you're a museum member there is also a reception on September 21st this month.

I had the privilege of screening the current version my film Sense of Place (formerly Eggs for Donuts) this past spring. This was a great cap to the graduation events and to my MFA studies as SMFA and Tufts. Thanks to all my peers and professors who have supported me through adventure.

I am completing my final year of study at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and am planning two major thesis events. The first an exhibition on photographs titled Sense of Place: Transitional Landscapes from the Evolving Plains. The exhibit will open November 29th, 2012 at the Tufts University Art Gallery in the Aidekman Arts Center. The opening reception will be on the 29th from 5:30-8 pm with artists talks at 6 pm. My second thesis event will be a screening of my up coming documentary short, Eggs for Donuts, which is set to primer at the MFA in Boston May 16th.

Another Kickstarter success for my projects in North Dakota. This time just over $2500 was raised to support my ongoing project and documentary short, Eggs for Donuts. Thanks to all my backers!

Please visit the studioktyler kickstarter site to fund my on-going project Eggs for Donuts: A Documentary Short. Thanks for you continued support.

A short film of mine has been featured in the quarterly web/print publication 3200K. To read the article and see film stills please visit: http://www.thirtytwohundredk.com/

My film Minerva: Memory took second prize at the 2012 Film Annual!

Two of my films were selected to screen at the MFA in Boston for the 2012 film annual. Screening to take place April 19th, 2012 at 5:30 pm in the Remis Auditorium at the MFA.

Fourth Wall Project is pleased to announce Wonder Channel, a group exhibition of new video work from School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) students. This two-day exhibition features innovative and contemporary digital imagery and installation practices by artists in the SMFA’s Advanced Digital Imaging for Video & Installation course.

My work has been selected to represent SMFA at the Photographic Resource Center in Boston for the 2012 Student Exhibition. I am one of only four SMFA students showing. The exhibition will be on display April 12 – May 5, 2012 with an opening reception Thursday, April 12, 2012, 5:30 – 8:30 pm.

Selected works are on display in the Atrium Gallery at SMFA for the Photo Annual, Persistence of Vision: Photography at the SMFA. The opening reception is tonight from 5:30-7:00 pm if you care to join.

Five pieces of mine will be on sale Dec. 8th-11th. I am donating 50% of my proceeds to scholarship programs at SMFA.
All five of my pieces can be viewed here on my site. Under the photography tab works include, Untitled: Finstad Property (2011) and Ghana Airways (2011). In the print and book arts section, She Has A Tantrum... (2010), Great Aunt Clarice Riding A Cock (2010), and Untitled:film Still (2010).

I have just posted a short video on YouTube detailing the paper making process at Aba House, in Ghana. The youth there helped to shoot and narrate this video so I hope they're watching.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFZywRZU1D4

After three weeks living in ABA house, teaching, and eating amazing Ghanaian food I have made a safe journey home without incident. For those of you who are less familiar with West African geography I was living in Nungua, which is a village suburb of Ghana's capital city, Accra. The trip was an amazing experience full of life lessons and I hope to return to Ghana in the near future. Please feel free to email any questions, and look out for new images as I post them.

My $500 funding goal was not only reached, but exceeded! Thanks to my many generous donors. Keep your eyes peeled for new works from North Dakota.

Help fund my newest project through Kickstarter
http://www.kickstarter.com/profile/1714060987

The first week of August I plan to travel to New Town, North Dakota the site where three small towns were flooded after the construction of the Garrison dam was completed in 1953.

A fundraiser BBQ held July 10th raised over one hundred twenty-five dollars towards malaria prophylactics, deet, and mosquito nets to keep me malaria free in Ghana. Thanks to all who attended!

I am pleased to announce I have been awarded a Montague Travel Grant to support my travel to Accra, Ghana, to work as an intern with the Cross Cultural Collaborative and teach paper making and book arts to Ghanaian youth this summer!

My work was selected to screen at the MFA in Boston for the 2011 film annual. Screening to take place April 21st, 2011 at 5:30 pm in the Remis Auditorium at the MFA.