If you're near Lake City, SC you can take a look at my installation "Overgrowth" as part of ArtFields, it will be up till Saturday May 3rd. If you like it, you can vote for it, my Voter ID #858652 but you have to sign up in person.
Showing posts with label overgrowth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label overgrowth. Show all posts
Monday, April 28, 2014
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Overgrowth In Artfields
My installation, Overgrowth, which was constructed during my residency last summer at Contemporary Craft, is on display in Lake City, SC as a part of the Artfields competition. I drove up yesterday with my lovely assistant Lysa to install it in a really great space called Emerson Row. The shop is full of beautiful pieces selected and often refurbished by owner Emily Richardson. It was a great fit for Overgrowth, which grew down the brick walls and onto an antique hutch.
Artfields is an art competition in Lake City, South Carolina, which runs from April 25th until May 4th. If you in the are stop by and check it out!
Monday, September 9, 2013
Overgrowth Final Installation Shots
I've been back in Savannah for a week now and it has taken this long just to get back into the swing of things and go through my final images of Overgrowth. The project was designed to take 3 months and when that time was done so was the piece. I'm sure I could have spent another 3 months making felt and covering the space, but it was nice to have that cut off date to force me to some creative decisions for engaging the space. A few little sections of my felted "mold" on the outside of the glass case ended up being my favorite parts, like new spores breaking off and beginning to spread. The piece will remain on display in Contemporary Craft's lobby until the end of the month!
I'll be getting back into my studio this week and the next 2 months will be busy busy busy with finishing my thesis exhibition, which opens November 1st at Ashmore Gallery here in Savannah.
Since I won't be on hand to talk to visitors about the project and the dyes I used I left this little display with some swatches of my naturally dyed wool and a vase with some of the dried plant materials.
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contemporary craft,
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moss,
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overgrowth,
PIttsburgh,
queen anne lace,
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SCC,
sculpture,
turmeric
Monday, August 19, 2013
The Home Stretch
I've only got a little over a week left here at Contemporary Craft, and the installation is coming along.
It started to grow over and inside of the old refrigerated case. Bending sideways and backwards to felt inside the case wasn't so great on my back, but I'm pretty excited about how its looking.
Besides working feverishly on the installation I've been teaching a couple workshops. On tuesday I taught a bundle dying workshop, which Contemporary Craft blogged about here. Yesterday I taught Introduction to Felt-making with a really great group, we made lots of felt and had a lot of fun!
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