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Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
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On Deck V – Sold My Heart to the Junkman
Medium: Distressed love letters, coffee grounds, wheatpaste, copper sheets, copper tacks, inkjet print, reclaimed glass, copper wire.
The materials I used on the deck are designed to evoke an urban feel. I grew up in an industrial town…
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Living Art of Montana 6th Annual Light Show
It is in a dim light that we are able to look inside ourselves, ignore the ravages of age and disease and see who we truly are.
Physical Patina – Reflections explores this idea, using disparate, re – purposed and found objects. Some are aged and rusted naturally, while others are treated to force patina. They are bound together with new materials to create a cohesive whole.
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Changes coming
The site’s in need of an overhaul. Waiting until I have it “just right” before it goes live isn’t working.Stay tuned.
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Burning Man – Decompression
And the art! There was so much of it. And all of it free to be experienced and viewed by all. It really got m thinking about the directions I want to take my art – both in what I make, and in how it is consumed. Should I sell it? Should I donate it for sale to worthy causes? Should I give it away? Can I approach my art with a combination of these ideas? These are questions that I am still asking myself, and still answering. I, and my art, is in an evolutionary process, one that will never end, and one that excites me like I’ve not been excited about my art for a long time.
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Graceful Rejection – The Yellowstone Art Museum
Many artists I respect in Missoula encouraged me this year
to submit work for consideration to be included in The Yellowstone Art Museum’s art auction. The YAM is in…
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Spontaneous Construction – Silent Auction
Every Year, Home Resource Celebrates Art and Community at their Spontaneous Construction Event
…and this year was no different. The pieces created on the day of SponCon 2009 were as diverse as those who created them. …
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Adapt – New Paradigms for New Art
And now I think that I’m finished with it. I don’t know. I said that if the donated love letters and post breakup emails didn’t come in, the project would die. And the letters and emails aren’t really coming in. I’ve tried a donation center at the show, I’ve tried Craigslist postings, I’ve Facebooked it and Twittered about it trying to solicit letters for the project. All failed.
