BMSP 2012
Arts Umbrella's 2012 Buschlen Mowatt Visual Arts Scholarship Program
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Beautiful Sunday Unofficial Group shots
I took some sneaky shots while Niki was directing you for group photos.
These make me emotional already... You're the stars in the universe!
These make me emotional already... You're the stars in the universe!
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Title of our exhibition:
ACTION : REACTION
Irene suggested a brilliant idea. I think it'll suit to the works you are making in general. What do you think?
Irene suggested a brilliant idea. I think it'll suit to the works you are making in general. What do you think?
Sunday, 15 April 2012
Workshop on Patterns with Devon Knowles
Some pictures from the fisrt workshop on patterns with Devon Knowles on Feb 19th. You remember the patterns from nature (fractal), movie (repetition of time in "Groundhog Day"), music ("We're in the money" from the movie Gold digger) and so on. Sorry I didn't upload them right away. We were about to move from free 2D pattern drawing to 3D. Continue this work when you have some time, and make use of the idea in your art.
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Workshop with Raymond Boijoly, April 1
Language and Art
I found the process and the result really interesting. Let's come back to this project to finish when we have some spare time for the next couple of weeks.
who made this brilliant word?
Some mail art exercise at the end. did you mail it?
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Maurizio Anzeri-to Adam
Information source: http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/artpages/maurizio_anzeri_giovanni.htm
If any of you're interested in embroidery and the use in contemporary art, there is an article is in Elephant magazine issue 9.
Maurizio AnzeriGiovanni2009 | “I’ve been collecting old photographs for a long time. A few years ago I was doing ink drawings with them and out of curiosity I stitched into one. I work a lot with threads and hand stitching, and the link to photography was a natural progression. I put tracing paper over the photo and draw on the face until it develops. Sometimes the image comes straight away, suggested by a detail on a dress or in the background, but with the majority of them I spend a lot of time drawing. Once the drawing is done, I pierce the photo with a set of needle-like tools I invented and take the paper away; the holes are obsessively paced at the same distance to convey an idea of geometry. When I begin the stitching something else happens, drawing will never do what thread will – the light changes, and at some points you can lose the face, and at others you can still see under it.” |
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