Dave Greber 6/5/26 Dave Greber 6/5/26

Volley | Greber | Tinney | Whitespace

Premiering a new video — LEAVES, an older Cascade piece reworked into a forest-scape — in Volley, a two-city show with Tinney and whitespace. Atlanta opens June 13, Nashville June 20.

Dave Greber 4/13/25 Dave Greber 4/13/25

Finalist for the Baker Artist Awards / new video premiere

I’m excited to announce that I’ve been selected as a finalist for a Baker Award! I will premiere SpplyChainShrutes2 , a new iteration of the 2022 video, further exploring disrupted consumer habits and digital waste.

Dave Greber 1/25/25 Dave Greber 1/25/25

Laramie Winterfest: a SnöGlöShimmerShoirée

Experience SnöGlöShimmerShoirée, a projection-mapped light installation at Laramie Winterfest. Transforming the streets above the Buckhorn Bar and Johnson’s Hotel into a realm of glowing figures and shifting illusions, it invites you to explore how light and winter reshape our perceptions.

Dave Greber 8/13/24 Dave Greber 8/13/24

Glimmerloom installation @ Current Space

Glimmerloom is a multimedia installation by Dave Greber and Sophia Belkin.

Inspired by the visual language of interfaces, circuit boards, and shadow boxes, the resulting facade blurs the line between the natural and the artificial. As the digital realm encroaches upon the biological, and the distinction between reality and fiction is lost. Glimmerloom explores the intersection of these converging worlds.

Dave Greber 11/7/23 Dave Greber 11/7/23

New Works

I’m excited to be showing a piece at the new New Works screening this Thursday November, 9th. 2640 Space | Baltimore

Dave Greber 4/29/23 Dave Greber 4/29/23

Skyyys at the Bobby Hotel, BASH Exhbit

BASH a group exhibit at the Bobby Hotel in Nashville
April 20, 2023 through September 3, 2023

Dave Greber 2/19/23 Dave Greber 2/19/23

My Yellow CRT tvs

In the early 2010s, working CRT TVs were plentiful in the trash. People were upgrading to flatscreens and would leave their totally functional CRT work horses out on the curb and they were built so well, they could even survive a few rainstorms before they were rescued.