Sometimes, and only sometimes, I get frustrated with the pace of my art making. Just like anyone else I occasionally like the joy of instant gratification. And I can't have it with my techniques. Which is what I love about them.
What is really helpful in times like these is an infusion of inspiration. And I just happened upon such an infusion this Saturday. Thank goodness I managed to carve out time out of a busy day! I came back invigorated and ready to work!
If you are in NY tristate area and can carve out some time this week - go see what I saw! Browngrotta Arts is having their 30th (!) anniversary exhibition for 10 days only, which means it's closing April 30th.
I loved all the art that I saw, but I was truly fascinated by the shadows some of the art made. So I share with you a few photos of art closeups and a few of the shadows they made.
Run! Don't walk to see this exhibition! (yes I bought the catalogue!)
What is really helpful in times like these is an infusion of inspiration. And I just happened upon such an infusion this Saturday. Thank goodness I managed to carve out time out of a busy day! I came back invigorated and ready to work!
If you are in NY tristate area and can carve out some time this week - go see what I saw! Browngrotta Arts is having their 30th (!) anniversary exhibition for 10 days only, which means it's closing April 30th.
I loved all the art that I saw, but I was truly fascinated by the shadows some of the art made. So I share with you a few photos of art closeups and a few of the shadows they made.
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| Southern Crossing Six by Kiyomi Iwata |
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| Fuhkyoh by Tsuruko Tanikawa |
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| Folded Form I by Jin Sook So |
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| Lucent by Jennifer Falck Linssen |
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| Relief by Jane Balsgaard |
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| Fog Break by Mary Giles |
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| Cactus by Tamiko Kawata |
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| Retournement en cours I by Stephanie Jacques |
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| Tube Waves by Marianne Kemp |
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| Tunnel of Remembrance by Lilla Kulka |
1 comment:
I love the shadows!! I wish I lived close enough to see the exhibition.
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