Pictures of The Mimic on display and in action eating someone at ThroatArts My 5th Birthday Show at Secret Robot Project in NYC here’s a link to flickr with pictures of the others pieces in the show, there’s a lot of fun stuff in there, pregnancy themed especially.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/throatart/
Thanks to matt cylinder for taking great pix~
Hey looky there I’m in the corner! Just a lil sac hangin’ out across the pond!
My 5th Birthday Exhibition Book
62 pages
color
featuring work by all the artist along with a comic or written story of a childhood birthday.
Editor: LPH
Cover: Heather Kahn
Photographer: Matthew Cylinder
Art Handlers: Katie Patch and Clare O’Sullivanwhoa sweet to see this made! cool2beinit
In Loving We Dissolve
Figures 7ftx3ftx3ft, 5.6ftx3ftx3ft, installation 17ftx8ftx5ft, Polyurethane foam, spray paint, play masks, drop cloths
Two figures embracing with several different lighting situations to display in. The title actually comes from a great noise album by Gloga I downloaded on tumblr once. It’s on display at Emoda Gallery in Philadelphia, 302 Moore St.
Imma get some close up shots later!
A photo of my 5 piece set, ‘Message From a Cave’, installed at Gigantic Gallery in Portland Oregon courtesy of John Carleton (futureman.us)
Nothing sold at the show (though I’m told they caused a stir) so if you’re interested in any of the panels or the whole set let me know! quetzcoatal@gmail.com
Pictures of the show I was in NYC with Throat Art and my new installation at emoda gallery coming soon!
Sketchbook doodle
Also I got accepted to PAFA’s MFA program whoo
Close up of The Mimic
The Mimic - Polyurethane foam, latex, dolls eyes, cat bones, spray paint, candles
Sculpture created for a Birthday Party themed art show put on by Throatart
Photo used as the basis for a 5 piece set of images for Gigantic Galleries. The final piece is 5 4”x6” photos, etched into with latex and polyurethane and spray paint. The hanging instructions are for whoever hangs the piece to arrange it however they see fit by whatever means they see fit. The theme of the show was Carte de Visite.
Link to the site and pictures of work hanging:
Illustration for Baby Witch Party Magazine
- Theme by Corrupted Binary.
