For each day in June, I’ll be participating in 30 Days of Creativity. Whether it’s a poem, a doodle, a sculpture, a photo, cookies or simply arranging my lunch to look like Kate Middleton, I’m going to create something! It’s important to me that I keep my brain exercised in the arts & always growing [...]
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Last week, I was invited to the world’s first PB&J art exhibit, The Nutropolitan Museum of Art- a pop-up art exhibit at Openhouse Gallery sponsored by Peanut Butter & Company & the National Peanut Board. It was a simple, happy atmosphere. I mean, who doesn’t love peanut butter? Oh… I guess some people…& peanuts. It was [...] Steve Loya's Splotch Monster 305 from July 30th 2010 Don’t you love it when you stumble across someone who shares one of your weird quirks? When I lived in New York, I used to find hearts everywhere- in coffee spills, pigeon crap, tattered remains of advertisements posted on scaffolding; New York sent me love notes [...] Screencap from Burton directed TV promo spot
If you’re within reasonable distance of NYC, macaroons, make a trip to MoMA before April 26th. You really don’t want to miss the Tim Burton Retrospective that’s been going on since November. I’ve loved Burton’s films & artistic style for as long as I can remember, [...] Ahh the good ole days! Tis the season for accessories, macaroons! With the sweaty summer months gone & fall in full swing, I’m breaking out more of my favorite scarves, hand bags & jewelry! My ever-growing obsession with “wearable art” combined with my dwindling bank account (lame economy + student loan repayment = tears) have [...] Three Heart Beats, 2008, digital C-print Where does the right hemisphere of the brain meet the left? Check out the photography of Kevin Van Aelst. Chromosomes, 2005, digital C-print Periodic Table of the Elements, 2005, c-print
Art & science coexist in food & fabric to create stunningly interesting images that make the [...] Jars in the Attic A couple weeks ago, I had the privilege of stumbling across a free art installation in New York at the Deitch Projects annex. I’ve never had to sign a waiver regarding injury & death upon entering a gallery, so naturally I signed my life away and barreled through the garage door [...] An anonymous obsession becomes a landscape of sound. Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller discovered an extensive collection of opera records at a thrift shop in small town Canada. A man scrawled his name on every record sleeve- R. Dennehy. Fascinated and puzzling over what role opera played in his life, the artists [...] |
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