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Worked all day creating collages. I only got my backgrounds finished.  My work in progress  My piece in progress  Not sure if I'll use this or not.  Alex's work  Alex's work for today  Mark's work in progress  Aaron and Airy's collaborative piece that is in progress.
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Spent another day working on collages. Most of my time was spent perusing several National Geographic magazines, tearing out pages, and organizing them into categories. I did manage to finish a collage that is not like most of my work.  My work for the day.  Ken's work  Ken's collage  Another of Ken's work I've been doing a lot of research into self-help art books and proposed this list to my artist friends.
These are in order of preference:
Took off the cottleboards and examined the first part of the mold. It looks great.  Then I had to problem solve how I was going to create the pour holes. I made a quick mock up of one of the corners with some clay.  Then I created the retaining walls with keys.  Finally, I poured the Ultra-Cal 30.  While in my studio today, I poured the first part of my mold. I also worked on a mixed media piece and made some labels for an upcoming artwork.
Spent some time today creating a retaining wall made from Plasticine, complete with keys. When I visit on Tuesday, I will pour the first part of this six part mold.  Although I did not get into this art show, I was included in the catalog. I was told by the curators that I was a finalist from the 200+ applicants, but didn't make the final cut.  Lauren DiCioccio  Stephanie Metz  Midori  Midori I began the evening by attending my artist friend Nikki's art opening.      Eli's chocolate bowls I went to my studio today, ready to start making the retaining walls for my 6 part mold. After clamping the cottleboards together, I realized that the guys at the lumberyard did not cut my boards square. I felt frustrated and then spent the rest of the day, squaring, sanding, and repainting the boards.  I had an art opening at Epperson Gallery in Crockett, which was really well attended. I also designed the flyer.   My installation  Anna Noelle Rockwell  Anna Noelle Rockwell  MIdori's performance with model   Detritus from Midori's performance    Detritus from Midori's performance  Midori's finished work Today I finished the cottleboards for mold making, worked on some armature details, and began to assemble a mixed media piece.  |
AUTHORTerrance Graven is a San Francisco artist whose installations incorporate sculptural elements, performance art, costumes, sound pieces, and theatrical lighting. CATEGORIES
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