Conrad Wilde Gallery, Tucson, AZ, 2007
I have four works appearing in the Parts Of The Whole show, October 6th – 26th, 2007 at the Conrad Wilde Gallery.

From the press release: “Conrad Wilde Gallery is pleased to present our season-opening exhibition, Parts of the Whole featuring five artists working in collage and assemblage. The exhibition opens in our Main Gallery with a reception Saturday, October 6th from 6-9 pm in conjunction with the Central Tucson Gallery Association’s gallery walk – The Big Picture… Parts of the Whole is a celebration of the interconnectedness of that which seems fragmentary, unworthy of notice, lost or elusive. Tucson favorites David Adix, Catherine Nash, and Margaret Suchland will be featured along with New York artists Greg Stephens and Jeff Sundheim.”

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Blue Heron Arts Center, July 2001, New York, NY

A festival of works-in-progress produced by Confluence Theatre Company in association with Blue Heron Arts Center’s “Out on a Limb” special project for new and emerging artists, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts

Play Readings: Satellites of the Sun by Sharr White, Scraping the Pavement by Leon Land Gersing, When No One’s Listening: A Sketchbook of Characters, by Jessica Bowser.

Music: Mojo Bisquits, Smoggy Borough Boyz, and Maryann & Good Company

Sketch Comedy: Homegroan

Visual Artists: Geoff Bell, Jonathan Bogarin, Maryann Fennimore, Greg Stephens, and Aaron Trepanier

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Confluence Theatre Company believes that combining theatre with other artistic mediums such as movement, music, video, and the visual arts is essential to creating a complete work of art. The company provides a gathering place that fosters communication, collaboration, and experimentation and encourages contributing artists to express their distinct voices.

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For nearly 20 years, Blue Heron Theatre has served New York City through its commitment to arts, education and outreach. The Manhattan Borough President and New York State Governor have both recognized Blue Heron for its contribution to the artistic life of the city.

DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA, 1994

This first-time collaboration for The Computer Museum in Boston and the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park in Lincoln featured 100 pieces by 36 New England artists. Artworks at both museums range from stained glass, mosaic, painting, and sculpture to digital collage, interactive installations, virtual reality and animation.

“Computer animation and an electronic soundtrack composed by the artist are the basic technical elements of Greg A. Stephens’s video Death is the Seed. Using images of demons, angels, saints, and martyrs from the history of Western art, Stephens creates shifting visual patterns. Symbols of death come alive, as it were, in a pulsating fabric of mortality. The sampled vocal line ‘When I become death, death is the seed from which I grow,’ ironic is its sinister delivery, is spoken by poet William S. Burroughs.In Stephens’s video collaboration… Fragments of a Vicarious Childhood, animations, computer-processed video footage, and Super-8 film combine in a collage of memory. Fleeting layers of dancing pictographs, landscape imagery, and nostalgia-tinged ‘home movies’ blur together in an exploration of time’s effects on remembered and imagined events.”

Nicholas Cappaso
catalogue for The Computer in the Studio
DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park
Lincoln, MA,1994

Do While Studio, Boston, MA
October 17th & 18th, 1992

Exhibited computer animation and mixed-media videos.

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Do While Studio is a small and focused community offering an alternative to the way technology is assimilated in day-to-day art practice. Conceived by artists as a non-profit organization in 1985, we ground our collaborative work in the development and critical appraisal of digital technology – always in concert with traditional forms of artistic expression such as painting, sculpture, poetry, choreography, storytelling, music and design.

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Since 1978, Fort Point artists have opened their studios to the public during the third weekend in October. The Open Studios Weekend attracts about 10,000 visitors to our neighborhood. This event offers the public a rare glimpse into the living and working spaces of artists, while providing a valuable opportunity for artists to sell their work.

Tower Gallery, Massachusetts Gallery of Art
March 18 – 22, 1991

Multimedia Exhibition and Installation with work by Greg Jacobson, Dan Lynch, Mark Pesce and Greg Stephens

Audio track: New World Order

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Godine Library, Massachusetts College of Art and Design
April 10-17, 1991

As noted on the flyer, I exhibited my Black Column piece. Sadly that work was discarded when I moved from Cambridge to New York, and I do not appear to have any decent photos of it.

Thompson Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA
December 1990

Of the three works exhibited in this show, only the first one one below remains intact.

Here is an image of one of the works that is no longer extant:

Student Life Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art and Design
June 4-10, 1990

Boys Will Be Boys
Collage on canvas

Two of THOSE People
Collage on paper
14.5″ x 9.5″
1989

The Kiss
Collage & acrylic and wood in wood box