Sunday, November 27, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Brooklyn Love Exchange a la the BKBuzz
My many thanks to Shannon Geis of The BK Buzz for creating a podcast about my recent exhibit and Brooklyn Arts Council-funded project, The Brooklyn Love Exchange. Visit this link to look and listen.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Aerial View, Cloud City: FiberGraf and the Brooklyn Love Exchange at Muriel Guepin Gallery
Today is the last day to see The Brooklyn Love Exchange and FiberGraf at Muriel Guepin Gallery.The piece shown here, "Aerial View: Cloud City," involves multiple steps and processes. My FiberGraf collaborator, Jon Baker, and I each worked on it for several months. I started by painting the fabric a medium blue-purple using permanent fabric paint. I deliberately left some of the fabric bare. Jon began drawing on it with fabric markers, and kept going...In between his drawing sessions, I added in French knots, which are denser in some areas than others. I started with embroidery thread that matched the medium dark purple in the background. Later, as I ran out of thread, I started to use my fabric paint to dye grey and light greyish-green thread to match some of the lighter and darker areas of the ground.
We are planning more pieces of this nature, where we mix media and techniques, and work simultaneously and alternately on the same piece.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Caroline Mak: Scabs, Bandages and Skeletons


Last night, I visited Newark, NJ for the Newark Out of Doors art walk and festival. I stopped by Gallery Aferro, where I fell in love with the stitched orange peels and distressed and reconstituted paper towel roll in Caroline Mak's installation, "Scabs, Bandages and Skeletons." I recommend a quick trip on the Path train to see this work.If you live in Brooklyn, check out Caroline's site specific installation at the Brooklyn Arts Council.
Labels:
back stitch,
Caroline Mak,
Gallery Aferro,
installation,
Newark,
orange peels,
path
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Williamsburg hug by way of Greenpoint and Brooklyn Heights
I call this piece "Williamsburg hug." I know the couple, and they're lovely, and still very happy together. It was a pleasure working on this piece.
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