The Birds of Mars Digest (2020-present) is currently a yearly digital publication documenting my projects.
Number Twenty-five (January – December 2025)
–Various Things
Number Twenty-four (September-December 2024)
–Final Paintings
Number Twenty-three (August 2024)
–Synchronicities
–Dictation Experiments
Number Twenty-two (March-July 2024)
–Selected History of Writing
–Apport Phenomenon
Number Twenty-one (February 2024)
[24-24] Color Key 2
[24-25] Color Wheel 3
[24-35] Snowy Day
Number Twenty (January 2024)
–Music Paintings
Number Nineteen (March-December 2023)
–Hummingbirds (Woodstars)
Number Eighteen (January-February 2023)
–Woodstar Cafe Art [01-15]
–Drawings [1-5]
Number Seventeen (November-December 2022)
–Drawings [256-265]
–Video Show #16-17
“Song Seeds”
Number Sixteen (September-October 2022)
—Noho Pop Paintings [53-69]
—Drawings [200-255]
–Video Show #13-15
Number Fifteen (August 2022)
—The “8 by 10 Series” Concludes
—All Noho Pop through August 31, 2022
—Video Show #10-12
Number Fourteen (June-July 2022)
—Cruella Paintings
—Video Show #2-9
Number Thirteeen (May 2022)
—Music Paintings [75-81]
—Video Show #1
Number Twelve (March & April 2022)
—Sternum Boxes, Music Paintings & Poe & Hemingway [62-73]
Number Eleven (February 2022)
—“Colorcubes” [50-61] with comments by Chris Gentes
—Lighting Tests
Number Ten (January 2022)
—The 8 by 10 Series of paintings [41-49] with comments by Chris Gentes
Number Nine (December 2021)
—The 8 by 10 Series of paintings [33-40] with comments by Chris Gentes
—Conversations about music with Daniel Wininger and Kat Alexander.
Number Eight (November 2021)
—The 8 by 10 Series of paintings [19, 25-32] with comments by Chris Gentes
—Conversations about music with Tommy Twilite and Sam Gas Can.
Number Seven (Apr-Oct 2021) (first digital issue)
—The History of the Birds of Mars Digest
—The 8 by 10 Series of paintings [01-24] with comments by Chris Gentes
—The 12×12″ series of paintings [01-37] with comments by Chris Gentes
—City Collaboration (2013) with Sam Gas Can
Birds of Mars Digest #1 through 6 were printed in low numbers. Very rare.