The past two weeks have been a detour into a special project for an up-coming group show at the
Clausen Museum here in town. The curator is my friend, local painter
Ashley Duross in partnership with our excellent museum director, Sue McCallum.
I show you here a little glimpse of one of the things I am doing for the exhibit.
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| Laying out the prototype accordion book using paper. |
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| Using overlays of transparency film to figure out stitching lines. |
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| The pages stacking up as layers are completed... |
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| Inkjet transfer on haboti silk with machine stitching. |
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| This work is very specific and personal to our little town. |
I will be posting the finished piece along with my statement about this work in early November after the exhibit opens on Halloween Night.
Wow, I love what you're doing here. Inspiring, as I fiddle-fart around these days not accomplishing all that much...
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting project! I look forward to seeing more. It sounds like you have a very nice museum in your town.
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i'm intrigued, looking forward to the finished piece, x
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool project. I am looking forward to see more of it.
ReplyDeleteMay I invite you to this week's drawing challenge with the the "leaves"? I am the host: http://www.herzfrisch.com/blog/invitation/ and it wood be a pleasure for me to see you.
Sabine
it looks great! I'm looking forward to your exhibition! :-) mano
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ReplyDeleteLove the writing and the face together ...
Mmmm opening on Haloween night ?!
Hmmmm, I wonder what Miss Sus is up to! xo
ReplyDeletedear sus, can't wait to see the results!!
ReplyDeletei like your work so much! and i love to see your working steps.
just found your driftwood pictures, oh how i want to walk along that beach!! the "playing around with filters" pic looks so dreamy, like a shot from the moon! xox, julia
for some reason, sus, i missed this little gem. it did escape my attention, so good of you to link it up again.
ReplyDeletei suppose it's been exhibited? how'd that go?
n♥
It's a great book.
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