Friday, September 30, 2011

09.07.2011

09.21.2011 (page for a book project organized by Emily Smith and Alex Moore)

09.28.2011 (Estonian mitten)

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Saturday October 1, 2011 there will be town wide open studios here in Easthampton, MA organized by Easthampton City Arts.

Joshua and I will be in the studio from 10am - 3pm. Our studio is #3-32 located in the 1 Cottage Street Studios building.

A list of participating studios can be found here.

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I Will Swallow It closes this Friday, October 7th. If you are in the Springfield, MA area and have time please take a trip over to Springfield College's William Blizard Gallery.

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Doris Salcedo

Atrabiliarios, 1992-2004, shoes, animal fibre, and surgical thread


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noun
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noun
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

09.02.2011 (watcher in petals)

09.08.2011 (small piece)

09.17.2011 soap box derby
09.10.2011 busy beaver storage rt 20

09.18.2011

Thursday, September 08, 2011

08.20.2011

09.02.2011 install

09.04.2011 ICA Boston

08.16.2011 mash up

08.17.2011 wunderkammer

08.27.2011 fair
08.27.2011 fair

08.26.2011


I have a show up now at Springfield College called "I Will Swallow It". Below is the statement from the show and more information. I will post pictures and write a little more about the work in my next post.


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The space that we built to protect ourselves we have decided to break it apart. It will do us good to move out of this place. We have stewed in our own juices long enough.

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“I Will Swallow It” is the sixth installment in a series called “All the Trappings”. The characters involved in this body of work have been trying to find a home for themselves by constructing fortified spaces out of cardboard, textiles, collaged imagery from shopping catalogs, and found and homemade objects. The spaces end up being isolating neurotic boxes of great pleasure and disgust.

The structure “I Will Swallow It” seems to be the beginning of a change in direction for these characters. The structure seems to have been opened up and is in the process of being dismantled or maybe it is being reconfigured.



I Will Swallow It
September 6 - October 7
William Blizard Gallery*
263 Alden St.
Springfield MA 01109


Gallery reception for artist and public:
Sept. 25, 2-4 p.m.