''OVER OVER OVER'' at Simone DeSousa Gallery, July 11 - Aug 8, 2015. Featuring work by Tessa Lynch, Francis McKee, John Nicol, Rosie O'Grady and Ross Sinclair

1 week solo show, artist talk and book launch at

Simone DeSousa Gallery - June 27

One of a series of five t-shirts made available for free.

The self-published picture book is available at Ditto Ditto and Simone DeSousa Gallery's online store.

The Porous Borders Festival

Real Life and How to Live It Glasgow vs Detroit - Streets

Helping to make Ross Sinclair's work for the Porous Borders Festival: Two cars covered in magnets that drove around (sometimes helping people do errands) as well as drink coasters distributed around Hamtramck.

Real Life and How to Live It Glasgow vs Hamtramck - Food

A submission by Cedric Tai and Ross Sinclair for the Porous Borders Festival.

Redux Contemporary, Charleston, South Carolina October 10 - November 26

(mural through 2015)

Lobby Intervention: Replacing all of the advertisements with a pink version that advertises the performances.

The warnings pasted in front of all of the doors. Unfortunately no one was able to keep their cellphones shut off completely while outdoors so there was interference during the performance.

The mural I commissioned from Thom Norman: "Please Turn Off Your Cellphone". There are three score parts with the central portion of the musical score is an amalgamation of transcribed sounds from Scotstoun Glasgow. Musicians were set to play the score in various locations and small devices were also hidden nearby.

Some images documenting the installation of the mural. Each set of notes were placed by hand to create a mask while a single color of paint was applied. The final step involved peeling back the vinyl to revealing bits of the previous mural underneath.

An image of the mural during the opening, which took place mostly at night.