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This is from the DeCordova sculpture park and museum in Lincoln, MA. It is in a beautiful area in the woods. My boyfriend took me here last fall and I can't wait to go back and see it in the spring....
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The Arch
I am trying to relate my current ceramic work to the body and scale. I hope to balance eroded bricks in the shape of an arch that would be large enough for the viewer to step under, if they dared. I...
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The Armory Show
On Friday my ceramics class along with the painting and photo students took a trip to NYC. We visited the Whitney Biennial and the Armory show. It was a lot of art for one trip. I wish we had more than...
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negative space and the body
In terms of looking at my sculptural practices in relationship to the body I think I am most interested in studying negative space and using the work to frame the space. Often what is not included...
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Mold making part 2
We opened up our molds today, drilled wholes, prepared the surface and glued everything together for our bronze pour tomorrow.
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Bronze Pour
I really enjoyed the build up to the pour and then the fast paced team work it took to execute each pour in 20 minutes.
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As a part of our Intro to Sculpture class we were asked to research a motion or set of motions our bodies make. I thought a lot about the body and its relationship to gravity, light, and force. In my...
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Body in water research
Here are some images I found of different leg movements in water. Water provides buoyancy and flexibility allowing the body to move in ways not easily replicated on land.
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This what I got when I Googled: "How to Swim" these are instructions on how to swim free-style. I liked the descriptions of the motions and how the body and water interact. Step 1: Visualize a line...
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water in motion
Along with looking at how the body moves through water I am also interested in researching how water moves in the ocean in tides, whirlpools, tide pools, and currents. I am also interested in mapping...
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This is what I got while researching how to guides:"How to..."Pump Up Your Search SkillsBy Susan Ayers WalkerWhen you think of searching the Internet, you probably think of Google or Yahoo, and you...
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My How to Guides
So I decided to do my how to guides on the two thing me and my suite mates do everyday: -Brew delicious pots of coffee-Play recordsI have started by taking digital pictures of them performing these...
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Bronze Kiln God on Site
I went today and took pictures of my bronze kiln god mini-monument on top of the wood kiln.
View Articlestory of the kiln god
So I thought I ought to give some background information on the tradition of the kiln god. Kiln gods can be found in the traditions of many ancient cultures including the Chinese (Tung- the god of...
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So I am beginning to figure out my final project. I am making an object to restrain the movement of playing a record. I altered a fabulous pair of cheetah-print gloves last night so that they inhibit...
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Final Project: Restrain(t)
I am exploring an object which restrains or restricts the motion of playing a record. I thought this might be a good start:Restrain: 1 a: To prevent from doing, exhibiting, or expressing something...
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Recent Photographic works from Sydney
Here are some of my recent photo investigations of how we experience a new place. These were taken inside of the 432 bus to and from Circular Quay. The motion and reflective light quality are important...
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