My first solo show (or show, for the matter) of the assemblage art I’ve created since the covid lockdown opened Friday, January 9, 2026 from 6-8pm in the CVA (The Center for Visual Arts) gallery on the 2nd floor of the Greensboro Cultural Center (200 E.Davie St., Greensboro, NC).

Monster Road, Rocaterrania, and short animations, Spent and Freak Box, are now licensed by and available for streaming on Eternal Family (https://eternal.tv), an offbeat streaming platform presenting hidden gems from the past and surreal entertainment.

Monster Road screened at VERA Zienema in Groningen, The Netherlands on January 6, 2026. The VERA is a “club for the international pop underground.” Many thanks to Hilde for reaching out to me. Just glad Monster Road still has legs 22 years later!

Bruce Bickford article by Brett Ingram appears in Raw Vision #108. Cover photo by Alex Maness.

“Renaldo Kuhler: Stories from Rocaterrania,” an online exhibition, opened February 10, 2021 “at” Ricco/Maresca Gallery in New York.

Curated by Brett Ingram, the show is divided in two parts, and includes a total of 41 illustrations. Each illustration is accompanied by an audio clip narrated by the late Renaldo Kuhler, and text that includes: a description of the work and its content; its place in the epic history of Kuhler’s imaginary country, Rocaterrania; its personal significances to Kuhler and correlations to his life story; and the influences that helped shape its creation.

Part 1 will be on exhibition until March 10, Part 2 until March 15, 2021.

Ricco/Maresca Gallery is located at 529 West 20th Street in Chelsea, New York, NY 10011.

Justin White interviews Ingram on a wide array of subjects