Saturday, December 26, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
MUSA - "making" in the US
The MUSA show at Cozart's Antiques in west downtown Raleigh was varied, intriguing and successful in presenting artistic takes on the issues behind the show's concept - work and making things in the post-industrial age. This picture album accompanies a review post at Raleigh Rambles.
The show's entrance - it was staged in a former furniture factory. Matt's birds, visible on wall, are featured at the end of this post.
Furniture factory paint shop - the art was installed withing the context of the factory setting.
John Barlow Hudson's "Felt Hat Body"
Sarah Botwick's"Paint History"
"Invisible" band sets the magic wheel.
Clay drip installation - interactive for those who dared!
Mike pulls the rope! Down go the clay pendants.
She has just been splashed by a sudden plop!
Drip installation late in show.
Commercial tin samples on factory wall.
US 1 shrine
Matt's birds
The MUSA show at Cozart Antiques in west downtown Raleigh was varied, intriguing and successful in presenting artistic takes on the issues behind the show's concept - work and making things in the post-industrial age.
Musa Review at Raleigh Rambles
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Langston Fuze reads for the Walnut Creek Wetland Center
A one minute sample of Langston Fuze's poem, written for the occasion, celebrating the opening of The Walnut Creek Wetland Center on September 29, 2009
To read the poem in its entirety, go to this post at Raleigh Eco News:
http://www.raleigheconews.com/2009/09/walnut-creek-wetland-center-grand.html
To read the poem in its entirety, go to this post at Raleigh Eco News:
http://www.raleigheconews.com/2009/09/walnut-creek-wetland-center-grand.html
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Bain Project Sound Performance
Led by Dana Raymond, the Bain Water Project team climbed down into the main filtration tanks and created a sound sculture by manipulating and banging the equipment. Below is a 30 second video clip of the performance. An addition clip is in the previous post, the first post in this service blog for Raleigh Rambles, my personal blog on arts and culture.
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