February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

February 10-26, 2012: The "MANDEM: Mythpunk Art Noir" solo exhibit at Oglesby Gallery in Tallahassee, FL, featuring 40 works of art.

An annual family favorite! For three days, the sanctuary of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tallahassee is transformed into a public art gallery featuring a diverse collection of artworks and fine crafts. This show holds a special place in our hearts because, years ago, it was the first art show to feature work MANDEM. (2011)

Hosted by the Art Student League (ASL) of Florida State University, this end-of-the-year show featured some of the best works by ASL members in a setting with live music and short films. (2012)

"Live Music. Killer Coffee. Local Art." The seventh annual CANVAS Art Premier had fierce competition to get into the show and MANDEM was honored to be among the 35 selected artists. Here's how the CANVAS event works (and we didn't know this ahead of time): Artists arrive to find an empty warehouse full of piles of used lumber and nails. Each artist must use these materials to construct an 8'x8' display for their art (without putting any nails in the walls or floors). If we're selected again next year, we'll know to bring our tool belts! (2012)

After driving all night with the baby and artwork packed tightly into the car, we had only a short time to turn a pile of used lumber into a professional art display. Here's the result! (2012)

These four MANDEM works were selected to adorn the main entrance of the impressive 5-story Robert Manning Strozier Library. (2011)

This event featured donated small-format works of art from around the world. Sales funded the establishment of the Art Department Endowment which will support a variety of programs at Colorado Mesa University, including visiting artists, exhibitions, and equipment purchases. (2011)

This mail art project was hosted by the Sussex Artists' Co-op. Artists from around the world mailed in 4"x6" or 5"x7" works of art. Since the work was mailed as-is, not put in an envelope, the postmarks and wear-and-tear from shipping became part of the artwork itself. This image shows "Wallflower" scanned in after her journey through the post. (2012)

For this one day event, the William Johnston Building was "transformed into a technology playground featuring outstanding student work in applied digital innovation." MANDEM's transdigital paintings were given a display space of over 30 feet and we took home the Best in Show: Expression award. (2012)

Here, you can see Kitsuko helping put the finishing touches on the MANDEM display. MANDEM's transdigital paintings were given a display space of over 30 feet and we took home the Best in Show: Expression award. (2012)

The 8th Annual FreeCon convention, held on the Florida State University campus, featured an "Artist Alley" with a variety of jury-selected artists and crafts vendors from around the country. (2012)

MANDEM's artwork has been featured at a number of galleries in Railroad Square Art Park, the home of Tallahassee's First Fridays Gallery Hop event. In September, 2012, "Herr Drosselmeyer's Doll" (painting) and "Mount Tabor Rd." (sculpture) -- both showing here -- were part of the Salon Show at Working Method Contemporary Gallery. (2012)

Showing in conjunction with the 24th annual "Art in Gadsden" exhibition at the Gadsden Arts Center in Quincy, FL, the "Out of Pocket" show featured works created on a small scale. Our oil paintings (far right), "Rations 1" and "Rations 2" (4"x6", mounted on 8"x8"), were completed specifically for this show. (2012)

The 2013 Valdosta National juried show at the VSU Fine Arts Gallery in Valdosta, GA, featured 53 works of art, including MANDEM's "Marooned." (2013)

The 2013 Southern Humanities Council Conference (an academic conference held in Savannah, GA) had the theme of "Boundaries: Real and Imagined." We presented our transdigital artwork in historical context with other art that has explored the boundaries between digital and physical mediums. Here, the MANDEM family sets up the art display the night before the conference. The littlest MANDEM, Kitsuko (24-months-old), is always eager to help. (2013)

MANDEM's "Skin Horse" won Honorable Mention at this show! The Council on Culture & Arts hosts the annual Creative Tallahassee exhibition to highlight the work of both well-known and emerging regional artists. Competition was fierce, and MANDEM was honored to be among the 45 artists selected by the jury. This highly-anticipated annual juried exhibition is part of the City of Tallahassee's Art in Public Places program. (2013)

This photo shows MANDEM's full display area at this event. For this one day event, the William Johnston Building was "transformed into a technology playground featuring outstanding student work in applied digital innovation." As the 2012 winner of the Best in Show award (for the creative categories), this year MANDEM was displayed alongside other past recipients of this honor. Read about the arts at DigiTech, including MANDEM, in this news story. (2013)

In this photo, Moco mans the MANDEM exhibit table. To the right, an informational video we created to explain our transdigital process plays on the monitor. For this one day event, the William Johnston Building was "transformed into a technology playground featuring outstanding student work in applied digital innovation." As the 2012 winner of the Best in Show award (for the creative categories), this year MANDEM was displayed alongside other past recipients of this honor. Read about the arts at DigiTech, including MANDEM, in this news story.(2013)

This literary night and art show was part of Tallahassee PRIDEFEST 2013. MANDEM's work was prominently featured alongside other regional visual artists, while authors read excerpts from novels and selections of poetry. A special treat at this event for MANDEM fans was a special sneak-peek screening of our silent film "Doll" -- a project that has been in-the-works since 2008 and is finally nearing the end of post-production. (2013)

MANDEM was invited to be a "TechTalk" speaker and exhibitor at this event. We discussed our own Transdigital methods and trends in digital art today. Our presentation and transdigital artwork were definitely a hit at this event, where we received numerous invitations to come speak at future tech events and workshops. This photo shows a view from behind the MANDEM exhibit table. We had fun playing with the Turnbull Conference Center architecture; we suspended several paintings with fishing line so they appeared to be floating along the staircase railing. In addition to the floating paintings, our display spanned two 6-foot tables and 15-feet of wall display. (2013)