Paul Cezanne, Reflets dans l'eau, um 1896
From the Museum Insel Hombroich. I’d never liked Cezanne much before seeing these watercolors.
The museum includes simple and perfect buildings designed by Erwin Heerich. Here is a tour of the grounds.
crayon melted into plaster. the bond is very tight with a smooth finish. crayon is probably no more archival than styrofoam; i guess those are non-issues anyway.
from 38,000 ft.
at sea level.
the project is nearly finished. i’m now working on the background which will be a drawing of the cloud field at top made on a crushed ripple textured paper found at a salvage store.
plaster field poured, bases placed. the waxy colors will be used in striations visible in cross sectioned edge.
The next project for the Laundromat gallery flat file at Storefront will based on these
… and will include drawings and an installation of plaster, wood and styrofoam/melted crayon/cotton.
Stone Quarry after de-installation.
There is always Cascade City. At Nurture Art gallery through April 18.
HUMAN SCALE Opens Friday March 5! 7-9 PM
A group show curated by Louise Barry, Featuring: Andrea Moreau, Andrew Scott Ross, Ivan Gaete, Audrey Hasen Russell, James Reeder, Lucas Monaco, Max Liboiron, Nancy Radloff, and Tina Schneider.
Nurture Art Gallery
910 Grand St, Brooklyn NY 11211 (at waterbury)
L train to Grand St stop
hope to see you there!
replaced the light green thing with a subtler land form and added to the structures…
and placed green thing to the left of the plaster waterfall/dam with paperbag buildings. will be similar on the right.
title of this piece is “cascade city”
