Photos from the first week
digital maps of the site of the installation and the property owned by Sarah Huff’s family
…Interesting artists/finds from Atlanta…
It’s open and falling in Atlanta! The opening reception for my ACP 12 Public Art Project. I will be here for the rest of the week working on photographs and videos of the installation. Let me know if you stop by the installation…
1300 Elmwood Avenue is a site-specific, digital “drawing” of the Burchfield-Penney Art Center. The installation references the architectural context, the function of the museum, and the landscape. Artwork from the Burchfield-Penney’s collection, maps, buildings, and photographs of the site are projected onto the most interesting corner of the building. The projection was rained out on [...]
Thanks for coming to Trumansburg to see Waterburg Plaza.
The sunset is going to be beautiful Friday night. The drive down Perry City Road, passing Podunk Road, is straight west. I’ve been watching the weather forecasts (Thursday in Buffalo and Friday in Trumansburg)– It’s going to take a lot of rain for us to postpone this installation. The top picture is of the driveway. [...]
This is the last weekend to see my exhibition at the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, New York. Here are a few photographs I took yesterday of the public installation. Working with Tate and Kris has been a great experience. I highly recommend checking out the VSW Bookstore (this weekend especially-ha).
Photographs from the first testing night at Waterburg Plaza.
Two photographs from the first testing night at the Burchfield-Penney for my Beyond/In Western New York site-specific projection.
An update on the installation at 31 Prince Street. Two photographs after 4 weeks.
I’m working on a Gwathmey, Siegel, & Ass’ building. I’m thinking about the comment that he, “embraced volume, intersection, and density,” while I’m creating the installation. Below are photographs of their work that will sit on my studio wall for a while… 1968 1992 2002 I’m working on a project for 16 September on the [...]
Since I have 3 weeks until my next installation. I’m working on a long list of neglected video editing. I’m two months behind from my shoulder surgery, but I’m about a year behind for other reasons (like life). Besides freelance work and upcoming exhibitions, I’m making them a priority this week. Here’s a small peek [...]
“I just had to stop…” This is the phrase that stands out to me from the 4th day of the exhibition. The car slows, u-turns, and stops… then it comes, “I just had to stop…” says the red, yellow, black, and white drivers. Almost to the rhythm of the sheets blowing in the wind, the [...]
On the morning of the third day, we finished installing the last sheet. Right before we finished Channel 13 Rochester came to record for the 6 and 11 news. Tomorrow, we’ll wait for all 8,000 sheets to fall off.
This is the last picture in the time lapse from day 2. As you can see, we made some serious progress on the wings of the building. A few visitors asked me if I was going to do all four sides of the building– really? and use over 32,000 sheets of paper! Today (on our [...]
Day 1, We’re working through the opening. There are seven prints and 1 video installation in the gallery. We finished the ladder work today, and will continue working on the higher sections all weekend. Thanks for all of the help from the volunteer crew! After working hard all day, it really means a lot to [...]
Wednesday, I went to Rochester, New York to work on a project with a good friend and great printmaker. Rachael runs Pistachio Press and keeps a nice blog. Rachael helped me with this new print since my right shoulder is still in recovery mode from the surgery (which also means it doesn’t move). This piece [...]
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