Posts Tagged ‘laser cut’
Version Fest Fundraiser / New piece
April 1, 2010
RDC_Prototype Painted laser cut plywood + pastel on paper on masonite 21 x 12 x 10 inches 2010 Just finished this crazy new piece, i’m about to wrap it up and take it down to Bridgeport for the Version Fest 2010 fundraiser. The party is taking place on Sat 3rd April @ the Co-Prosperity Sphere, [...]
2010 | News | Tags: 2010, april, combine, drawing, fundraiser, laser cut, masonite, raffle, RDC Prototype, silent auction, tom burtonwood, VErsion Fest
Untitled (Mondrian Deconstructed)
March 6, 2010
DSCF1872, originally uploaded by burtonwood + holmes. one half of new pairing for upcoming show in brooklyn at Fountain Studios shipped today. now i just need to make a drawing to go with it. this piece uses canvas hinges, a bit bulkier than paper, but i really enjoyed it’s rough and ready look compared to [...]
2010 | News | Tags: 2010, canvas, construction, hinge, laser cut, mondrian, primary colors, ready, rough, seconstructed
New work at (c)tas
February 17, 2010
New drawing / sculpture, as yet untitled. Pastel on paper, laser cut plywood, paint. Approx 16 x 30 inches. 2010 Holly and I have new pieces in a show opening at a new space called — The (Con)Temporary Art Space – in the Loop tomorrow (thursday the 18th) night. “An Evening with your Contemporaries” features [...]
2010 | Exhibitions, News | Tags: (c)tas), 2010, an evening with your contemporaries, construction, cube, drawing, exhibitions, geometric, grow club, guerilla retail, heaven gallery, Holly Holmes, laser cut, loop, New work, pop up art, public sphere, synergy, the contemporary art space, uncommon territories
Fountain Studios NY: Change Over Time
February 3, 2010
Change Over Time Laser cut stencil, spray paint on floor 2010 http://fountainstudiosny.com/home.html
2010 | Exhibitions, News | Tags: 2010, change over time, documentation, exhibition, floor painting, fountain studios ny, laser cut, spray paint, stencil, text piece
DU-prototype
December 28, 2009
Display Unit prototype, laser cut in chipboard. Need to adjust for material thickness but otherwise very happy with the result thus far. Thank you to the folks at the SAIC Advanced Output Center for all their help. I forsee siginficant usage of laser cut in my future if all goes to plan.