Jesus 2012 - 2015

Jones Soda used one of my photos for their Soda. They printed my name on the bottle, it is my photo, but the city, the Bronx, is incorrect. I took the photo in Downtown Des Moines, Iowa.

I wanted to include filthy director, John Waters, in my President George Bush mask project. He was giving a talk "Warhol & Waters: Fame& Filth" at the Hoyt Sherman in Des Moines. He was bold and filthy on stage but was shy. I told him I wanted to take photos in the filthy bathroom and he said no. He said I should have contacted his people. Right. Rachel Tone and Bob Schulte sat in another part of the building and then Rachel helped me by standing by myside while photographing legless friend Jay Brummel and then Waters and a stranger. I took a photo of the bathroom earlier and merged the photos.

I painted on of the fiberglass pigs which were displayed in the Des Moines metro area. Mine was displayed during the Iowa State Fair and was sold at auction. I would love to get it back. One side was the traditional story and the other sides were that the wolf was innocent.

I shoot raw video footage for ION TV at Viking Pump - Cedar Falls, Iowa, facilities. I interviewed employees. ION then edits and publishes the video on the internet. That video is no longer on the internet. I received a free small sample pump and threw it away. I am an idiot for throwing all my stuff way. Video was standard definition. I hired Ian Miller to help me.

Paid $100 to put up plaque for Trayvon Martin. It disappeared and I got it back up.

Georges Seurat's 1884 masterpiece "Bathers at Asnières" is a monumental oil painting depicting working-class men and boys relaxing by the Seine in an industrial suburb northwest of Paris. Completed when Seurat was just 24, the work was initially rejected by the Salon jury but is now a highlight of the National Gallery, London.

Photos I took of Des Moines artists.

I worked several large building moves for Windfall Films. The Murillo Building was moved down the street in Monster Moves Season 3, episode 5, "Historic Hulks". Also known as Impossible Moves on National Geographic US, Huge Moves on National Geographic International and Mega Moves on Discovery Channel & TLC.

The lettering in the 2nd photo reads: Award for Excellence Greg Wilcox Your exceptional photograph has been selected for the Award of Excellence in the 2001 Sister State Friendship Photo Contest. February 19, 2002 Governor of Yamanashi Ken Amano Yamanashi Culture Festival Operation Committee President Eichi Noguchi