sculpture
Some of the lamps Tom Igoe and I have been making are on exhibit in the Clive Davis Gallery at NYU.
370 Jay St. Ground Floor Brooklyn NY
Open Tuesday through Saturday 11AM-6PM
There will be a reception on October 17 frin 7-8:30.
The show has work by ITP/IMA faculty, including Ali Santana, David Rios, John Henry Thompson, Mimi Yin and Nuntinee Tansrisakul and Shindi Jackson.
Tom Igoe and I have been making lamps out of a wide range of materials: parts of old tee-shirts, paper, fabric, tin foil and more. It has been a lot of fun. Here’s a few experiments.
Marianne Petit hosted a Salon which featured the work of Deb Magosci, Rio75 and me. It was great fun. Here’s a few pieces
Eric Hagan and I made a piece for the Dorothy Strelsin Memorial Community Garden on Suffolk Street on the Lower East Side.
The “trellis topper”, or weathervane, was built from painted laser cut basswood, metal bearings, shaft collars, rod and other hardware on a wooden bass. We cut vinyl coated canvas flags and attached them to the trellises. We made garden creatures, laser cut painted basswood, which were scattered throughout the garden.
The piece was popular with the members of the garden community, who gave us the funds to rebuild the trellis topper in sturdier materials, 1/4″ plywood. It is currently in the garden.
I have been creating tunnel books based on, yes, illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Revelation. I have also been creating hand sewn cut paper books with images from Japanese kaiju movies.
I love corrugated cardboard. I also love illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Revelation. Some interpretations.
Here are a few lamps I have been working on that use some imagery based on illuminated manuscripts from the Book of Revelation. They are made of fabric, wax paper, and wire.
Here are some of the pieces I have been working on based on illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Revelation. They are made from laser cut old sheets, sewn into layers of tulle.
