What a blast this was to work on during the TEDx Cincinnati event!
Here’s the zoomable image. You can buy a part for the next 30 days. I’ll keep working on this piece and post updates. At the end of the buy in period I’ll cut it up!
The kids helped out with the latest version of Art of Parts – Rubbings across Cincinnati.
Here’s just a sample of art of parts 2.0! Can’t wait to unveil the whole painting in just a week! See you on the 20th.
Installation design went up today! Show happens aug. 20, 6-9pm!
Working with dancers for this project made me realize how dance is as much conceptual as it is aesthetic and technical. Dance has been a great way to bring form to some of my ideas.
Cincinnati had a big downpour this afternoon. It left some epic clouds formations. I think I like clouds so much because their scale is difficult to discern and they are always changing, never the same.
So excited to announce Art of Parts 2.0! Save the date for Aug. 20. I’ll be showing with Phillip Lavelle at the Phyllis Weston Gallery in Obryonville. The show is called “Simultaneous.” I’ll be sending updates in the next few weeks before the show!
Can there be anything new in art? Art of Parts is not new, but also completely new.
Freitag bags are inspiring. They reuse existing vinyl tarps and signs and cut them up into very cool bags. Through this process you get an original, one-of-a-kind product.
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When was the last time you bought art? We buy art all the time: mp3s, concert tickets, clothing, movie tickets, and the list goes on. But when was the last time you had a chance to buy “fine art” for a price you could afford?