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October 31st, 2009 by ccyesy · Comments Off on John Michael Boling. I thought this was cool. Well on the website if you scrolled on top of the black bag images of ties moving become present. I thought it was an interesting symbolism of these soldiers working and doing their job. Comments Off on John Michael Boling. October 19th, 2009 by ccyesy · Comments Off on Stephen Vitiello. I wish i could make something big like this! Comments Off on Stephen Vitiello. What do you think this is? Trees in my backyard.
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Larr; Matthew Ritchie. October 31st, 2009 by ccyesy · No Comments. This sunset image reminds me of a video game, that each bar will begin to move around the space. It also looks as if it was made out of lego pieces. Whatever Jeff Baij was trying to convey, it works. The transformation from the non lego look on the bottom of the piece to the top really brings a movement to the piece. The transformation between reality to animation is very interesting. Nina Sobell and Emily Hartzell.
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100 Things I Made Between Projects | Rosemary Kate Jesionowski
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Where are you going, where are you from? 100 Things I Made Between Projects. 100 Things I Made Between Projects. Exquisite Corpse collaboration with Katherine Henry Choisser and Mary Scurlock). Is in collaboration with Belinda Haikes. Lost in Penn Station. Is in collaboration with Jake Urbanski. Installation at X Gallery:. In collaboration with Carole Garmon. Small paintings on paper (4 x 4″):. Small prints (5 x 5″):. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Rosemary Kate Jesionowski”.
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life, the universe and art: Mary Kate Maher
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Saturday, October 27, 2007. 1 Your latest body of work deals with cryptozoology, whaling and underwater debris. How did you develop your interest in these subjects and how has researching these subjects engaged your practice? You latch on to one small part that makes you curious and you go from there. 2 Your work deals with a tension of representation and abstraction, where do you see that line aesthetically? And how has that tension affected your practice? And do you conceptualize your work as installat...
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life, the universe and art: July 2007
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Sunday, July 15, 2007. Joe Hu has graciously agreed to be the first interviewee for this blog. He lives and works in Philadelphia. Recently, Joe had a thought provoking and finely crafted exhibition up at Pentimenti Gallery in Philadelphia. He currently has work up at the Pennsylvania Academy and is featured in Mid-Atlantic edition New American paintings. For more information, and to see more of his work visit his website at www.josephhu.net. Kiki Smith (I'm a new fan of her work! Links to this post.
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New Jersey Visual Arts Center. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
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A recent project by Belinda Haikes. This growing body of work engages with the local environment to create to respond convergence of history and the present at the site. Each site is chosen for its potential to speak about the transitory nature of human spatial experience and connections to the sites. I would like to thank the following people for their support of this project:. And the Starry Night Residency.
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