Posts Tagged ‘New work’
harlequin (prototype)
April 16, 2010
new piece going to be shown in Territories show @ Vers10n Fest this week in Bridgeport, Chicago. Final version of this will include video component. this animated gif gives u a flavor of the piece and what this video piece will eventually look like. Opening Of Version Festival Territories Group Exhibition @ Zhou B Center [...]
2010 | News, Sculpture | Tags: 2010, animated gif, animation, april, garage, harlequin, New work, studio, unfolding, VErsion Fest
teh world is full of rhetorics
March 14, 2010
David Constable Flickr set with details / different pov’s Fountain
2010 | News | Tags: 2010, brooklyn, chawn-eoiserie, david constable, exhibition, fountain, fountain studios, geometric, march, New work, new york, teh world is full of rhetorics
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
new drawings
January 26, 2010
Half way thru uploading some new drawings to flickr produced this last month. I’m really happy with the direction the work is taking. it’s certainly giving me some pause as i circle around almost fifteen years in terms of interest and output, back to the humble cube and all the variants and possibilities it offers. [...]
2010 | News | Tags: cube, drawing, flattening, module, networking, New work, opening, revealing, square, unfolding, unraveling, unwrapping
new work
July 19, 2009
Permutation, pastel on paper, 2009 First drawing in new series of work (95% finished).