Showing posts with label exhibits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibits. Show all posts

31 October 2009

Process for the brain, eye, and hand: new collages and garden drawings

I am so excited about my work of late! I have been hard at work preparing for my show on November 21st at Imagebox.

My work is going in 2 different but related directions. I've been making brightly colored, abstract, linear collages that morph into organic shapes while also working on a set of colored pencil drawings of lush gardens that grow outside of a mysterious door or gate. These pieces are built up into 3-dimensional layers of paper separated by foam core.

I wonder, what's behind that door? Where is this lush, exotic place? It seems an extension of my interest in Utopian spaces but still relates to the abstract work in terms of color and pattern. It's all very exciting!

I love the multiple step process of creating the intricate drawings and then figuring out how to construct the pop-up parts by cutting into and propping up specific areas. I never know what the finished piece is going to look like; It's a very engaging process for the brain, the eye and the hand.

There is so much that goes into planning an art exhibit- from making the work (the most important part), to marketing it, to finding an exhibit space, to planning the opening celebration details and on and on. My head is spinning.

Spinning in a good way.

21 April 2009

Late Works by Picasso

(Personnage, 1971)

(Couple, 1970)
(Buste, 1970)

Pablo Picasso: Mosqueteros at Gagosian Gallery, March 26- June 6 2009

I would love to see this show!

31 May 2008

Nancy Crow


Just received this postcard from the Miller Gallery at CMU, they are showing these quilts made by Nancy Crow-- these images are from the website. They are really stunning- and geometric.

30 May 2008

Lately Looking at...



artist, Kim Jones aka Mud Man
I wish I could have seen this exhibit at the NewMuseum about collage.