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EXHIBITIONISTA: Word and Weft: Visualizing the Word
I am happy to participate in:
Word and Weft: Visualizing the Word, at Webster Arts
I am showing: “Concurrencies I: Charlotte Salomon Eva Hesse”, 58 x 19.5″, denim, varnish, hemp cord, gold thread
Juror: Noriko Yuasa
Noriko Yuasa was born and raised in Yokohama, Japan. Noriko holds a BFA in Visual Communication Design from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and an MFA in Visual Studies, emphasis in Graphic Design from Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Prior to teaching at Webster University, her professional experience includes working at Duffy, New York, a Fallon Company in New York City. Projects included branding, editorial design, package design, product design and advertising. Her recent work involves nonprofit based, culturally centered projects. Her work is devoted to the development of visual language and systems for effective communication.
“I Can’t I Won’t I Will I Do”…the story of our life
I Can’t I Won’t I Will I Do, 2022, 13 x 71.5″, mixed media
Wending our way…moving through the barriers, the resistance, the refusal, to the
Yes I Can.
YES WE CAN.
We Have To.
Worth “A Thousand Words”
It was a pleasure to participate in Core New Art Space‘s exhibition:
Juror, Richard Chamberlain, pursues several lines of work in visual and performing arts and is a published poet as well. He was looking for: “….works that tell a story. Realistically, abstractly or expressionistically inspired by literature and legends, poetry and parables, novels and narratives, myths and metaphors, artworks have their own fictions, fables, folklore or fairytales. Artworks can be worth a thousand words. The exhibited works were judged on overall impact, content, composition and mastery of techniques, as well as attention to creativity and craftsmanship.”
Below are images of the show, including my work, “Window Treatment“, a sculptural artists’ book,
perhaps evoking the film, “Rear Window”.
What stories go on behind these windows?!