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The San Jose Museum of Art presents Domestic Odyssey, an exhibition that features work by national and international artists who use household items — appliances and furniture — as touchstones for their work. In this exhibition, everyday objects are transformed into seductive, whimsical, and thought-provoking meditations on cultural, social, and autobiographical issues--Wish that housework was as glamorous as the advertising from the 1950's would like us to think it was?--Monstrous Domesticity ---Artists Explore Ideas of Domesticity at MOCA----Art installation examines consumption, domesticity, and the correlation of the two--Home Is Where the Art Is--Breakfast with Maman--domestic arts---Art-Domestic at the Setagaya Art Museum----Domestic Art - Dining Room and Living Room. ---- How to Be a Domestic Goddess: Baking and the Art of Comfort Cooking ----Artoria boxes---domestic bliss--Domestic Altar with Christ and the Woman of Samaria--"Domestic Economy" by George du Maurier. ---Awkward Domestic---domestic angel---domestic shower--Domestic Cat Blues---I saw this little domestic scene when I was waiting for a friend.--
domesticity---DOMESTICITY--domesticity, Domestic Ideal, in which the woman of the house provided a domain where her husband could receive sancuary and respite from the tribulations of the competitive world of business---DOMESTICITY-----domesticity---DOMESTICITY, What makes a house a home?--domesticity---DOMESTICITY-----domesticity---DOMESTICITY--domesticity---DOMESTICITY, The majority of readers in the nineteenth century were women. -----domesticity---DOMESTICITY--domesticity, The Cult of True Womanhood was an ideology developed in the middle of the nineteenth century to teach women their place in American society---DOMESTICITY,A Man's Place is in the Home. . .-----
Elayne Goodman is a self-taught Mississippi artist via gmtPlus9---Colorful designs painted on everyday objects, like recycled jar lids turned into refrigerator magnets----Anne can turn your snapshots into a unique conversation piece. Send us your favorite photo of your home, friends, family, pets, etc. and Anne can transform it into art----Painting on handmade paper---
Jack Earl, Ohio House (Cookie Jar)--Mel Rubin, American, Condemned ---Study with Flowers, Notebook, Paper, and Pencil----Thiebaud, Wayne (b. 1920) Bacon and Eggs, 1961
During World War I and World War II the American Red Cross launched nationwide, volunteer driven, knitting campaigns to supply soldiers and civilians with warm clothing. Military patterns were designed to be compatible with soldier's and sailor's uniforms and were required to be knitted in olive drab or navy blue via somebody's been moving my chair
since Sharee started scrapbooking, she's discovered some unexpected advantages---I first learned about scrapbook therapy about a week after my first abuse memories---I finally understood what my scrapbook images were trying to tell me.----scrapbook graphics---a skilled scrapbook artist---Livre Objet---scrapbook--scrapbook fotos--Designs Gift Wrap Scrapbook---scrapbook making was a widespread pastime ---AIDS Memorial Scrapbooks---
(Zool.) A cetacean allied to the grampus; - called also bottle-nosed whale<- bottle-nosed dolphin? ->.
A remarkable level of obsession can be found in the bottle-cap world created by Clarence and Grace Woolsey.----Here is a bottle cap lamp that is really different. The base is a layer of wood covered with caps. Above that are more bottle caps threaded onto heavy wires, topped with three more layers of wood covered with bottle caps and separated by spools.---bottle and glass---whitebottle--Bottle Art Winding Down---bottle by the window--sculpture in a bottle---folk art in bottles---Here is an extraordinary collection, assemblage, and display of eight bottle whimseys. Each of the one pint whisky bottles contains a large hand made wooden frame containing a sports trading card---Very neat oldhand made folk art bar with seats and bottles. All made out of wood---bottlecap chair---Australian Folk Art Bottle-----Coke Bottle Sculptures---Bottle Man 3"x12" ---Super folk art bottle cap toss game ----These collectible and funky pieces are an imported variation of an old American folk art called bottle cap.---bottle cap art---
Back To BOTTLE JERSEYS™-----bottle cap picture frame kit---Color Bottle Blend from First Art---fern in a bottle---Bottle, c. 1998 Collection of the Burlington Art Centre---wine bottle print---Development of a Bottle in Space ---munch's Self-portrait with bottle of wine---THE ART OF RECYCLING BOTTLES BY JO-LIN---yoko ono's bottleInvitation/instruction for WATER EVENT ----Bottle Tiles 1997---- message in a bottle---
Painted 6 Packs and Bottle Signs can be customized to your specifications! ---- appreciating the beauty of ancient glass, the elegance of blue and white Chinese pottery, bottles, and the intricacy of 18th and 19th century calligraphic manuscripts. He marries these with natural elements found on walks; rounded pebbles, fallen feathers, sticks weathered by the sea along with wild fruits and berries --The "bottle house" studio on his coastal property overlooks the picturesque Waipiro Bay. It was inspired by Frederick Hundertwasser his friend for many years----BottleCapArtWork.jpg---painted champagne bottles---Catsup Bottle Water ----"Bottle Dress" 1999 glass, cork, water, plastic, leather----bottle cap bike---champagne bottle for Tattinger's Artist Collection, 1998 --pipe bottle drawing---tasha's bottle---Limoges Chianti Bottle Box ---
gwen's bowl and bottles---MILK BOTTLE PAGE----Milk bottle cap Bordens with Elsie the cow----melted bottle cap art---The Bottle Imp ---Burnard Buffet Wine Bottle---GlassBottle House----bottle house--another bottle house---Anna's Bottle House---Rhyolite is also famous for its bottle houses. A bottle house is one that is constructed from bottles stacked like bricks. The bottles provided good insulation and the building materials were, apparently, in great supply. Tom Kelly's bottle house is still standing, so we decided to take a tour----Bottle House (#18 on map)---Bottle House, Rhyolite, Nevada.----Minitiature town made with glass shards next to the Bottle House ---Bottle House 02 ---Featured Bottles ----
This little building was Howard's pump house. It was built by the creek so he could pump water for his plants and vegetables. What an ingenious, decorative system that he had going. You can see the beds of plants surrounding the bottle house in this picture.
wire skelton -one heart and the lonely heart- 1997 350*70*450 copper wire and glass bottle zink plate, clear plastick and fake fur
links: the art of the personal object--the object of art--MARCIA WEBER / ART OBJECTS--Cloned vs. Linked Art Objects--Frederik as an Object of Art--NERVOUS, Land Mail Art Objects--objet d’art, art object, object of art--Objects-Art Gallery of W. Keith Crowder--Pop Art: The Test of the Object--The Annual International Exposition of Sculpture Objects & Functional Art: SOFA --Gallery of Functional Art--HOME DECOR, Living Creatively With Art--ART FUNC--FUNCTIONAL ART.COM-- American Craft Council--Artist Made Furniture & Functional Art Furniture by Bruce Gray--GALLERY OF FUNCTIONAL ART - FURNITURE COLLECTION by artists --Ambiance Acoustics is proud to present our Signature Series loudspeaker finishes--Furniture Design & Functional Art by Christian Rubeck--objects of curiosity--Benjamin Designs--Debra Gould Home Collection--Functional Art --decorative arts--American Decorative Arts--decorative arts and the materiall culture--The Decorative Arts, Their Relation To Modern Life And Progress--Artist, Marc Miller -- Functional Art Fish Chair --Maypickle's Gallery--Ten Women--The Gallery of Functional Art --carter's american junk--swamp-girl
triptych links:Altarpieces (Triptychs) 1 by Hieronymus BOSCH-- Various triptychs by the MASTER of Flémalle-- Triptychs by francie rich-- DIPTYCHS & TRIPTYCHS -- Iconostasion--Nikos Papadopulos-- AMALFI COAST (Triptych)-- Icon Lacquer Triptych of Christ Pantocrator-- DIPTYCHS, TRIPTYCHS & SHRINES--botanical triptychs--A contemporary interpretation of an age-old art form: the 21st century triptych-- 'Triptychs', said Bacon in 1979, 'are the thing I like doing most'-- Anonymous Triptychs--triptychs spirit of british colombia--pierre bordenave's triptychs--fishtychs (fish triptychs)
links: computer art alessandro bavari--Brief History of Computer Art From the 1960s Through Early 1990s--the artist Mia Friedrich's digital paintings--digital collages at reconstructed mind--
triptychs Triptych Unknown Romano-Egyptian--In Triptych, May-June, Bacon shows sequential views of a single figure--triptych: painting or carving that has three side-by-side parts--Triptych with the Great Deesis--Centre Triptych for the Rothko Chapel--Frank Lloyd Wright, Window Triptych from the Avery Coonley Playhouse--Pseudo Religious Tryptychs and Icons
----Ian Alexander's Natural Patterns, Wallpapers & Backgrounds Library & squid fingers --pattern bomb --the tile machine---The collections from the Zuber company (ca 100 000 items, from the beginning of the 19th c. to 1983) were completed with thousands of wallpapers acquired since 1983.---all via citrus moon----
--Make some plant related art in a box that is 175 X 100 --botanical illustration---plant sketch---Prehistoric Plant---This is my little air plant. It's sitting on top of a little bundle of burgundy fabric. I have no idea how it survives! It has no roots and no soil, and all I do is water it every other day by soaking it, and somehow, inexplicably, it grows. Doesn't that break some law about conservation of mass?---
My work is almost always portrait based. I find peoples' expressions and features very interesting, and I tend to embroider pictures of people that catch my eye, that look a little unusual or glamorous. via layers of meaning
A shadow box is a simple but dramatic display case for a treasured object or a collection of souvenirs. After making your box, decorate the inside to suit its contents----Colorful shadowboxes are sure to delight young and old alike.-----Display a favorite collection in a shadow box made to fit a table. Lined with velvet and covered with a sheet of glass, it shows off a collection beautifully and protects it at the same time. ---Making Shadow Boxes and Shrines----Create A Shadow Box----
cedric smith carrot---carrot dip poster---The History and Evolution of the Carrot Part One ---Root systems carrots---Mohawk With Carrot Piercing---carrot cake painting--Carrot Bomb---"Miracle Carrot," raku clay sculpture by Karen Shapiro---
Plaited Paper Vegetables, carrots---Carrot amphorae were so named from their bizarre shape--POLYMER CLAYcarrots---Carrot:Using orange clay, roll a 1 1/4-inch snake. Make one end into a point. Poke the other end with the tong of a fork to create a dent. Using green clay, create 3-4 very small snakes. Pinch these snakes at one end and poke the pinched end into the dent in the carrot.
Limoges Carrot with Rabbit Box--Make a Carrot Flower--Sting nematodes can cause stunting of root crops such as carrot.
wattle…… 1 a: a fabrication of poles interwoven with slender branches, withes, or reeds and used especially formerly in building b: material for such construction cplural: poles laid on a roof to support thatch 2: a fleshy dependent process usually about the head or neck (as of a bird)
Willow wattles or live fascines are cigar or sausage-like bundles of live cuttings tied together and inserted into a shallow trench dug into the streambank. The willow bundles will sprout and take mot, thus stabilizing the streambank with a dense matrix of mots. This is a good technique to break up slope length and minimize erosion.
Notice the brilliant colors on this turkey's huge wattles!
M.G. Lloyd's Paintings serve quiet homage to predominantly 19th century (and copyright free) advertising etchings. Heavily researched yet often quite random and mysterious, M.G. Lloyd breaths a new life into antique iconography and concept.
M.G. Lloyd's Fabric Art Sculptures are a mixed media adventure that continuously evolves and expand in scope. Starting with one "doll" made on a rainy day as a means of escape from tight painted renderings, has become a wild and unique method of storytelling. A still growing brood of freestanding three dimensional animals and figures originally titled "voudoozoo" has expanded to include intimate shadow box environments.
Spring is the time of the year when your garden begins to take shape and you can grow your most prized vegetables. Starting in early spring, you can grow your cool weather vegetables such as lettuce, spinach, musclem and broccoli. The month of May is the time to begin to harvest these nutritious greens (for town and city dwellers, you can now find these greens in great abundance at the local farmers' markets or green grocers) and serve them with your meals. You can also include organic flowers for color, as well as, nutrients with these greens.
Edible flowers represent a variety of organically grown flowers such as nasturtiums, marigolds, pansies, caledulas, roses, daylilies, geraniums and many others. Edible flowers are available in some specialty produce sections, farmers markets or directly from local specialty growers. Edible flowers can be used fresh, without cooking, to add flavor, color and nutritional value to the meal.
Go ahead and get creative with your plant containers. Take a look in your kitchen cabinets to see if there are some unique looking objects you no longer want that could be turned into a plant container. You can even mix up the container styles for an eclectic look.
No matter the containers you choose, it’s important that they have proper drainage to avoid mold, rotting, or drowning of your plants. If your containers don’t come with drain holes, simply drill several small holes in the bottom. The holes should be small enough to keep the soil in and let the water out.
Container gardens need a little more of everything than the average earthbound garden: more drainage, more frequent watering and feeding — even more plants. Keep these pointers in mind as you plant those pots.
Urban Agriculture - Edible Container Gardens - Poor people can grow their own food in their own neighborhoods. Abundance of fresh, healthy fruits and vegetables can be grown inexpensively in containers virtually anywhere -- at the edges of parking lots; along railroad tracks; on back porches; on rooftops; in patios; in driveways; in vacant lots between buildings; in brown fields or areas where there is a concern about soil pollutants; in areas where soil nutrition is lacking -- just about anywhere there is a bit of space, sun and access to water. Shirley's Award Winning Rooftop Garden
Experiments on the rooftop parking lot of the office of The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chicago have proven the feasibility of growing high yields of vegetables in children's plastic wading pools.
"This is the only book I have found that covers growing vegetables in containers. It is a good start. It provides just enough information about the all important-soil recipes, companion plants, container sizes & types, watering, pests, fertilizers and suitable crops."
If you have a small, flat rooftop, access to a bit of open space between your house and your neighbor's, or any small patch of land, here's the ultimate how-to manual for making the most of it to raise your own food, including ways to enhance soil fertility and productivity, non-chemical pest controls, where and when to plant what in your climate or location, the tools you'll need, and the problem-solving skills essential to success. This "ground-breaking" book is used by gardeners around the globe and is as hopeful, inspiring, and motivating a gardening book as has ever been written.
Fatal Harvest: The Tragedy of Industrial Agriculture by Andrew Kimbrell Takes an unprecedented look at our current ecologically destructive agricultural system and offers a compelling vision for an organic and environmentally safer way of producing the food we eat. Exposes the ecological and social impacts of industrial agriculture's fatal harvest
Fulvic Acid nature's own best medicine for plants, animals, humans, and the Earth itself. Most soils have produced food for hundreds of years. The minerals in those foods were eaten generations ago. Now depleted, the produce grown is less nourishing and healthy. Fertilizers may increase growth rates, but the produce has become a hollow food. In addition, synthetic fertilizers may convert mineral ions into insoluble complexes, making it difficult for the plants to absorb these essential minerals. Pesticides and herbicides may kill or greatly inhibit the micro-organisms in the soil responsible for solubilizing minerals so the plant roots can absorb them. Literally, the minimal amounts of minerals left in the soil may become, to a large part, insoluble and unabsorbable because of modem agricultural practices.
The Paradox of Plenty : Hunger in a Bountiful World by Douglas M. Boucher Through its original research, Food First has consistently shown that there is more than enough food for every man, woman, and child on Planet Earth, but all too often the poor do not have access to that food. Highly recommended for personal, professional, academic, and public library collections, The Paradox Of Plenty: Hunger In A Bountiful World is an outstanding compilation of excerpts from twenty-seven of Food First's best writings designed to provide food system activists and the non-specialist general reader with an integrated overview of the world food system, how global politics affect hungry people, and the impact of the free market on the growth, processing, and distribution of foodstuffs.
The Hunger Project is an international organization committed to the sustainable end of world hunger through the empowerment of women and communities, the stabilization of population growth, the eradication of poverty, the preservation of the natural environment and the universalization of access to basic health and education
America's Second Harvest is the nation's largest domestic hunger relief organization. Through a network of over 200 food banks and food-rescue programs, they distribute food to 26 million hungry Americans each year, eight million of whom are children.
Container Gardening Anyone who wants the luxury of fresh garden produce can have it as close as your patio, balcony or windowsill. Browse through the selection of containers, books and other products Country Comfy Creations has chosen to wet your appetite for container gardening.
The Sashimi Tabernacle Choir was created by Richard Carter and John Schroeter with the aid of Team Sashimi. An idea like this draws volunteers like pirannas to a cornfed cow. Counting everyone who spent at least one evening or weekend helping, Team Sashimi has over 30 members. During the months of construction, my house looked like a scene from the 1960's Batman TV show. You know, where the lair of the villain is full of henchmen and diabolical contraptions, and is filmed on a slant. My bill for pizza, sandwiches, and beer during that period rivaled the cost of the fish.
Welcome to my home.I'm slowly building up a structured, visual record of everything in my house. You're welcome to browse around while I'm working - check out the kitchencabinets, dig through my collections, or head on down to the basement and see what you can find.
What we call "The Tapestry," hanging on Jim William's living room wall, is actually the nose cone of a Minuteman missile, its circuit cards laid out end-to-end around the core memory.
Designer Snowflakes - Part Two--- Welcome to the home of Sleeves Original Tattoo'd Clothing. The ONLY clothing that gives you the realistic illusion of tattoos
Drawings of aliens by the children the aliens abduct.
Le hollandais volant / The flying dutch--Le "lapin égaré"---Box-object 1986 Papier-mâché--- Black papier mache chair with tapestry seat of floral design. Inlaid mother of pearl detail on back of chair with gold painted floral details. ----Using papier-mache brings a lot of freedom to the creative process, I enjoy working with the material which has so many connotations with a time in childhood when creativity was considered a very important part of learning.--Pat Strakowski's principle medium is papier mache sculpted over a wood and wire armature. --Students chose an object to represent and then constructed it out of paper mache.
Working in paper mache lets Valerie create her forms quickly taking on quirky figurative shapes reminiscent of Niki de St. Phalle or Louise Bourgeois. Her acrylic paintings borrowing at times the idea of ex-voto paintings using contemporary pop iconography taken for the most part from American culture.
Wendy McKim Murphyof Vancouver creates highly original and energetic "hybrid" sculptures of papier-mache, sometimes fully three dimensional, and sometimes compressed into a painting frame, like an animal trying to escape from a 2-dimensional canvas. Ms. Murphy draws for her art on from her youth in the fjord-like North Shore above Vancouver. "In those days dogs, cats children and the odd white duck freely roamed the streets and beaches." says Ms. Murphy. "People and animals were personalities of equal importance in our world. In mine, they still are."
Recipe for Papier-Mache --pat little's papier mache--Welcome to the ever expanding world of Papier Mache, you will see in the following pages examples of early Papier Mache and read facts about Papier Mache that not many people know and few believe are true. The aim of this site is to communicate the versatility of both the material - paper - and the techniques of decoration. Paper is a wonderful invention, which people usually take for granted. This attitude is probably the result of familiarity - Paper is so much a part of every day life that one does not stop to consider either how it is made, what it is made from or the many ways in which it is used--some papier mache objects by julie arkell--house--papier mache cups--Julie Arkell uses penguin books to make the paper mache----more julie---- In France papier-mâché (literally, chewed paper) was used for doll heads as early as the 1500s. By the 18th Century, the commercial and large scale possibilities were seen, and papier-mâché furniture and works of art appeared in France. However, it was in England that the form saw its greatest success. By 1820, a new process of moulding paper pulp and glue in forms made duplicate production of papier-mâché articles possible. By the start of the reign of Queen Victoria, in 1837, there were an estimated two dozen firms making papier-mâché goods ---red grooms papier mache---papier-mâché or papier mâché ---People from all continents know the traditional use of papier-mache in a large variety: dolls, masks, puppets, toys, decorations,... That is because it's such a cheap, varied, easily obtainable and processable material. ----The Papier Mâché ----papier mache pieces made from newspaper, phone books and other scrap paper. paste is cooked water and flour. decorated with acrylic paints ---'Fat man in the bath'. Papier Mache. Sold.-----The following is a little bit about paper maché which is a wonderful medium for large scale installation work as well as small sculpture or practical objects.----Mickael Bethe-Selassie artwork---Hillary Wood brings her artistic skills to the world of papier maché, making containers, decorative window brackets and even chairs. ---Galeria Papier Maché---. Mickaël Bethe-Sélassié recyclet niet alleen papier maar net zo goed fantasieën, herinneringen en observaties---After graduating from high school in 1970, Mickaël Bethe-Selassié left Ethiopia for France where he studied science at university. Not until later, at the age of 30, did Mickaël begin painting and sculpting in papier mâché.----There are a variety of uses for "homemade" paper. Use a paper recycling project as a way to promote awareness for recycling and landfill use. Recycled papers can also be used for wonderful crafts - everything from book covers to decorative pins.--Title: Domestic Objects Medium: Paper pulp, gouache, wooden pins, and varnish--dieu donne papermill--paper pulp paintings--Papier Mâché Bowls---Mickael Beth Selassie African Woman , 1994----The basic method for making papier mâché objects is layering. The layering method involves pasting layers of paper pieces over a basic shape to make such objects as containers and masks--Hundreds of Ethiopian schoolchildren have been helping transform Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, turning litter filled public places into beautiful spaces full of art in a project called Gash Abera Molla--"We are trying to beautify the city, create jobs and change people's attitudes on environmental issues." --Kenfe Michael Bethe Selassie--
Underwood, a cluster of papier mâché trees---My works in paper mache are both a metaphor for the fragility of the human condition and the preciousness of things that aren't normally considered so----
Papier mache is a delicate decorative art which shows the artistic zeal of a craftsman. This art was introduced in Kashmir in the 15th Century by a Kashmiri Prince who spent years in prison at Samarkand in Central Asia. The art born in the land of Persia was highly favored by Mughal Emperors of 15th and 16th Century. --
'Magical Death' (Pinata with Every Color of Paper), 2002 Paper mache with color tissue and touches of pastel
Now you are happy with the base, it's time to bring out the paper mâche. You can buy paper mâche already prepared OR you can do it the messy way! Some wallpaper paste and some newspaper ripped up into 1" wide strips, is all you need. Dip the strips into the bucket of glue, wipe of the excess between your fingers and wrap onto the frame...wonderfully messy, gooey and creative! After each layer, leave to dry for 24 hours and then add the next layer. Build up the layers until you feel your animal is sturdy!
With crochet needles and yarn, Bailey has made everything from hats to houses.
Self-taught folk artist Patricia Hughey relies only on her imagination for her haunting creations. She starts with bag of paper pulp purchased from an art store and mixes the pulp with water until it becomes a smooth dough.
Calvin Walton has done many things throughout his life. He's worked at a nuclear power plant and as an art director at an advertising agency. But, of the thing he's done, none gives him more pleasure than creating art from other people's discards.
Bonnie Meltzer makes mixed-media constructions from a variety of unusual materials: crocheted wire, recycled computer parts, painted surfaces and digital photography.
Rooted in Portland, Oregon, Cracked Pots sprouted in 1998 from the fertile minds of garden designer Tess Beistel and artist Mary Lou Ablen. Tess and Mary Lou, both certified Cracked Pots, are deeply committed to sustainable living and to reclaiming items headed to landfills by transforming them into whacky and wondrous works of garden ornamentation.
This elegant "Serpentine Chaise Longue" by Clare Graham is made of cast-off pop cans. The California artist started out as a weaver.
Recycled glass is prepared by smashing old bottles and jars and removing the fines with sieves...... Parts of these things are composits of casted parts assembled with slurries of crushed glass and clear polymers.------Micro Business Opportunities for Recycled Materials---Recycled Glass Nativity Blue recycled glass-----Green recycled glass and Sea Bamboo coral beads----Recycled wine bottle with torch-cut removable tin can insert. Will not blowout in the wind.-----recycled glass wind chimes --- Melted Bottle Wind Chime Featuring The Dr Pepper™ 10 oz Recycled Bottle-Orange. ---this hanging wind chime----
"I love all things...because - I don't know why, because...everything rests in the handle, the contour, the traces of fingers, of a remote hand lost in the most forgotten regions of the ordinary obscured" Pablo Neruda, Oda a Las cosas (Ode to Things)
Gordon Chandler'sKimonos from Recycled Steel---Gordon Chandler’smetalwork is “about bits and pieces and connecting the bits and pieces.” Best known for his metal benches, chairs and wall quilts, Gordon forges one found metal segment to the next to create a mosaic of faded reds, blues, greens and yellows. The faded patina gives each piece a unique charm and character. “----
Jon Bok----Jon Bok---"Bok, Bok...Who's There?"--Soap Plant Sunset Blvd. ---Donald Bon Asia---FRUIT TABLES ----Floyd Gompf's journey into the world of sculptural furniture wound meticulously through representational perspective drawing and ceramics. ---
I enjoy taking recognizable symbols and reworking them in my own style.
picture frames Humpback Bench found welded steel h 37 x w 77 x d 30
I'm back! After being without internet for the past two months, now I can finally re-activate ART FOR HOUSEWIVES.
The 50'sHome--..."The Cookie series is combined of six huge works, each one of them has a cookie shape - wooden cookie contains a lot of small ceramic hand painted cookies, baked in the oven, exactly like home-made cookies"--crop art, Dedicated to the beauty of seeds pasted on a board to make a picture.----candy art,
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"Styrogami is sculpture evolved from mentally extrapolating the trash and waste proliferation and combining the exponential growth of world population while factoring in rain forest depletion rates with due consideration given to the half-life of stored nuclear waste and the destruction potential inherent in modern day weaponry. I have come up with the visionary concept that we may indeed be presently and blindly basking in the glory of our final historical footnote, leaving no future generations to learn the hard lessons that the destruction of one's own planet will teach. Though I disdain the Styrofoam cup and the throwaway society it represents, Styrogami is, nonetheless, something metaphorically exquisite to admire as we walk this path to the gallows." J. Jules Vitali
via layers of meaning : In 1993 I was diagnosed with breast cancer, an event that has affected content, technique, and perspective in my quiltmaking.---I have been painting for over twenty years. My paintings are autobiographical narratives. They describe life experiences, physically and emotionally. I paint looking out from within and back inside from my own particular place in the world. My aim is to be honest and straightforward in the subject matter I choose and in how I paint it, to make the personal universal.----Art Quilts---I like to go to this place of dreams like a gardener, basket in hand, to harvest.---Graffitis et Pochoirs ---In a minute ago, Contemporary and historical textiles, embroidery, quilting, fiber and paper arts, networked art, and textile practice.-- Sundancers, Wild Women and DreamWeavers, a weblog of contemporary textiles, fiberart and techniques, embroidery, fiber-related arts, soft sculpture, paper, design and artisan/designers, resources and links
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