Friday, October 23, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Friday, October 2, 2009
New York Mills- Day Eight
It is the eighth day of my Artist Residency in New York Mills, MN.
Sadly the weather has been miserable the last few days, so I do not have any photos of the town to share. But the cold and dreary weather is great motivation for studio time.
Sadly the weather has been miserable the last few days, so I do not have any photos of the town to share. But the cold and dreary weather is great motivation for studio time.
The sketch for the final large drawing in the Ill series is almost done. I am to finish the drawing in its entirety during this residency.
Preparing class supplies for the printmaking classes I will start teaching next week. First class is relief printing, and I am excited to be a part of a classroom setting again.I am also taking pinhole photographs and working with some vintage cameras, and will post images once I am able to develop the film.
So far the residency has been a real treat!
Labels:
Adventures,
Ill,
Work in Progress
Saturday, September 26, 2009
New York Mills
Day Two in New York Mills and I am still settling in. It was been great to get familiar with the town. Here are some images of where I will be spending the next 30 days:
This is my home, its a little one bedroom bungalow in the center of New York Mills. Everything is within walking distance here, but I also have a bike at my disposal (I'll post a photo of that soon).
This is the Cultural Center, where I have 24 hour access to my studio space. Its a beautiful building just a block from my house.
This is my studio space. Located on the second floor of the Cultural Center, it is definitely the biggest studio space I have ever had and will be the center of most of my activity.
And finally, this was my welcome wagon! The local paper has published an article about my residency and the classes I will be teaching while here. So nice!
This is my home, its a little one bedroom bungalow in the center of New York Mills. Everything is within walking distance here, but I also have a bike at my disposal (I'll post a photo of that soon).
This is the Cultural Center, where I have 24 hour access to my studio space. Its a beautiful building just a block from my house.
This is my studio space. Located on the second floor of the Cultural Center, it is definitely the biggest studio space I have ever had and will be the center of most of my activity.
And finally, this was my welcome wagon! The local paper has published an article about my residency and the classes I will be teaching while here. So nice!
Labels:
Adventures,
Press
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