Showing posts with label parson's hall project space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parson's hall project space. Show all posts
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Progress
It's been bleak. Terrifying.
The days are getting longer, I hear.
I finished our chores. Now I get to make a mess of all of this information.
There's still work to do.
Ain't that just the way.
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Now available as 9"x17" full color posters!
The days are getting longer, I hear.
I finished our chores. Now I get to make a mess of all of this information.
There's still work to do.
Ain't that just the way.
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Now available as 9"x17" full color posters!
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Lake Hitchcock Presents
COMING SOON!
collaborative images of Bodybanks and Catgirl Generator's dual research project:
DIAGRAM A remediates the Teleharmonium:
Chris Nelson reveals the true meaning of life:
AND MUCH MUCH MORE
PARSONS HALL PROJECT SPACE PRESENTS:
LAKE HITCHCOCK CENTER FOR THE BOOK ARTS
MAGAZINE 1: THE UNCANNY PIONEER VALLEY
MAGAZINE LAUNCH & LOOPED VIDEO SCREENING
CONTENTS
The magazine will include alternate covers, artist pages, national & international
dispatches, research projects, puzzles and secrets from over 45 contributors.
The magazine will also include student project pages and video from both
Holyoke Community College, Holyoke, MA, Department of Communication, Media and Theater arts
and Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY, Department of Art.
VIDEO CURATION
Accompanying the publication will be a special one night only looped
video screening curated around the theme of performance art for the camera.
TIME & DATE & ADDRESS
PARSONS HALL PROJECT SPACE: 362 DWIGHT ST. HOLYOKE, MA
EVENT & RECEPTION (FREE): SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD, 7-10:30PM
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
unnatural dissaster
In the studio ...
dismantling,
reconfiguring,
and otherwise turning much-labored over sculptures into a curated pile of debris.
i'm building a "backdrop"/ environment for some 2-D digital format work I will be doing in a collaboration with Torsten Zenas Burns who has shot video using parts of a installation I composed titled , "Procession" last year.
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| ironing board with cut-up uniform |
| seeds, sponges, ruffles |
It'll be just like a Katie Perry video, only nothing like that at all.
Labels:
alicia renadette,
collage,
environment,
horse legs,
installation art,
lair,
materials,
multi-media art,
packaging,
parson's hall project space,
rubber gloves,
sculpture,
stage set,
studio,
styrofoam
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
stacking
dragging the skeletons out of the closet.
making a nest out of their bones.
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Parson's Hall
Beginning June1, we moved into our studio at Parson's Hall.
Starting to get back into it. Putting shelving and comfortable chairs on hold for now....
On my "desk" are photocopies of letters handwritten by soldiers containing detailed observation of action on the battlefield and 2 long and narrow pieces of styrofoam that remind me of the ghost formation of a southwest strip mall when placed in tandem.
I'm starting to cleave things that i find myself becoming too precious over.
I went to Historic Northampton last week to check out their database. I also perused a binder full of trade cards. My favorite may be the giant(?), tiny (?) cherub riding the giant (?), tiny (?) worm as a silk advertisement.
| studio share with the vaccum,Dan Greenwood and Frank-the-cat. |
Starting to get back into it. Putting shelving and comfortable chairs on hold for now....
On my "desk" are photocopies of letters handwritten by soldiers containing detailed observation of action on the battlefield and 2 long and narrow pieces of styrofoam that remind me of the ghost formation of a southwest strip mall when placed in tandem.
I'm starting to cleave things that i find myself becoming too precious over.
I went to Historic Northampton last week to check out their database. I also perused a binder full of trade cards. My favorite may be the giant(?), tiny (?) cherub riding the giant (?), tiny (?) worm as a silk advertisement.
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