Fortunately I Keep My Feathers Numbered for Just Such an Emergency

03/19/2008 |

An artist’s survival guide on what to do when someone else’s fire burns 3 years of your work. by: T. Mikey Published in ARTisSpectrum (Vol. 19) Download Original Publication I was awakened on the morning of July 21 by a phone call telling me that the Bernat Mill Complex of Uxbridge MA has been burning […]

Queens Museum of Art

11/19/2007 |

Published in ARTisSpectrum (Vol. 18) Download Original Publication In the blink of an eye you might miss one of these lightning fast installations by exciting contemporary artist T. Mikey. 3DUV, an acronym for “Three Dimensional Ultraviolet”, is a unique and compelling art form of the artist’s original design utilizing a multi-planar approach to image making […]

What the hell is Burningman… and where did you get that great tan?

11/15/2007 |

By: T. Mikey Written for ARTisSpectrum Magazine (Vol 18) Download Original Publication It’s hot, it’s so hot you and 47,000 of your strangest friends are

Featured Artist: T. Mikey

02/17/2007 |

Written for Agora Gallery 2007 Winter Newsletter Download Original Publication Fantastical, cutting and distinct are the three words that best sum up the works of T. Mikey. Several of his creations were recently featured in Agora Gallery’s Pixel Perfect: The Digital Fine Art Exhibition . But his genius and phantasmagorical imagination extend beyond the domain […]

Getting Ready to Rumba

11/24/2006 |

I had a studio in an old woolen mill that was being revitalized with small businesses. While there, I met a woman named Mary who was opening a dance studio with her mother. Mary really liked my art, and wanted to hang it in the studio and it became a dance studio / gallery set […]

Pixel Perfect Press Release: T. Mikey

11/15/2005 |

A master of many techniques from pencil portraiture, figure illustration, murals, photographic canvas manipulation, collage and 3D rendering, to hyper abstract mindscapes, T. Mikey melds these creation modes into a style distinct, cutting, and fantastical. His phantasmagorical rendering of techno-realist landscapes employ expert body and spatial rendering befitting someone who has spent years studying figure […]

Piece of Work

04/07/1995 |

In high school a local father/son industrial mosaic tile studio came to visit my art class. They brought a number of unsold mosaic tiles that they were donating to the school system. Myself along with another classmate worked with the son to cement the mosaics into place on a concrete water fountain at the elementary […]

Student Mural Puts Principal Office into Third Dimension

02/04/1995 |

By GINA A. SANTORO Written for The CallDownload Original Publication UXBRIDGE – When asked to describe the floor-to-ceilingmural which covers the back wall in his office,Jack Robarts, principal of Uxbridge High School, saysone word: Spectacular. The mural, which measures 9′ x 20′ feet, wasdesigned and painted by Michael Tracy, a senior at thehigh school. He […]

Sent to the Principal’s Office

12/06/1994 |

The making of ‘Inspiration at the Beginning of Time’ in my High School principal’s office made the local paper. I’m painting the largest piece I’ve ever attempted at the time at the age of 16.

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