Danielle

            

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Dear People:

Thanks for all of those who organized, installed, and attended the Home Improvement show. It was great to see you guys.

I am just in the process of tabulating your final grades. If there is any outstanding work that hasn’t been published to the blog please send it to me directly. I will give you until the end of the week and then I will submit my grades.

Congratulations to all of you who got in to Practicum. Have a great summer. Remember to keep making work and keep looking at work!

Cheers,

Sky

Angela

Painting for March 10 (Missed project), acrylic on gessoed fabric.

Painting for March 24, acrylic on gessoed fabric.

March 31, expanded painting, acrylic on gessoed canvas.

March 31, original painting, acrylic on gessoed canvas.

Andrea March 31st

Ink and Watercolour on paper

Ink and watercolour on paper

Ella’s Painting February 24th – March 31st

February 24th

 

March 10th

 

March 17th
Review of DNA Artspace
I was eager to check out Jenna Powell’s I’m Okay exhibition after hearing her speak last class about her work. The exhibition consisted of many of her pencil crayon drawings including some paintings investigating sinkholes and voids of space. The biggest thing that caught me off guard was the scale of her work and the amount of detail in her work that the photo’s in her slide did not capture. As you walked in, to your left was one of her bigger works that was not done in pencil crayon, but in oil paint. This was one of her newer and lengthly works. It was a good contrast as you moved from one image to the next. I was really drawn to her attention of detail, and ability to control her lines and movement so precisely. The artist’s hand was so visible. The other thing that was very interesting was how her images floated within a blank page. She had created such an environment however framed it with a large white boarder creating a larger sense of ambiguity within her work. It was a great opportunity to hear Jenna speak about her work because we got to hear where her inspiration for these works initially originated from. The idea of taking such a mundane and bland theme as the suburbs and creating such new, ambiguous art work is something to admire.

March 24th

  

March 31st
Collaboration with Sophia

Karissa: March 31

leather and food grease

Jasmine March 31

Acrylic on canvas

Michelle_ March 31st

       

wood, string, nails, duct tape, plaster, acrylic paint, graphite pencil, wire

Final Critique March 31st: Abby

Tabitha – Last Painting

March 31st Crit.