Worked on the wire armature. I still need to add a "neck", but getting close to being done on this part. I'm still vacillating on whether to use ointment-covered gauze inside the bags or have them be empty with just my breath.
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Although I was fighting a hangover, today was an excellent day creating collages with my friends at the library. Nikki and I were preparing for the postcard art show, Ken was creating Halloween cards, and Jenny worked on various projects.     I visited my art studio and slowly began working on a new sculptural piece. I drew some sketches.  Today I visited YBCA to take pictures of my transformed installation and to enjoy a few more new sculptural pieces. The most interesting was this strange box that I think was for some kind of chemical experiment, but instead reminded me of a place to keep a sex slave. Notice the strange wooden spindle. The best thing about it was that moths had somehow gotten into the museum and were attracted to the wool lining. An amazing accident that made the piece so much more interesting.  Had a really great evening attending the Ampersand International Arts art opening featuring work by several friends. The work was incredible.  Lauren Davis  Lauren Davis  Lauren Davis  Jeff Morris (sorry for the blurry pic) This was my favorite piece in the show.  Jeff Morris  Andy Vogt Today I visited the free day for the Academy of Science and it was very, very packed. I took many pictures of the skull exhibit and sketched for a short time. The proportions on the sketch are really off, but it was extremely relaxing and meditative, despite the chaotic loudness around me.  Retractable fangs  Carnivorous deer  Dermestid beetles eating dead flesh  Dermestid beetles eating dead flesh  Neck of turtle  I am obsessed with this fish skull!   Sketch of antelope My friend, Robb Putnam had his art opening at the newly-located Rena Bransten Gallery. Not only do I love the aesthetics of his work, but the concepts are strongly powerful and always make my mind spin with possibilities.      |
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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