From the monthly archives: January 2007
I came across this article, Weird Science Makes Wonderful Art about a teleidoscope as public art.
It’s a telescope. No, it’s a kaleidoscope. No, it’s both — a teleidoscope.
Local artist Gregg Payne created the teleidoscope from scrap metal, including a four-foot piece of copper pipe, stainless steel couplings and [...]
Article on miniature doll artist Cheri DeGruccio.
Cheri DeGruccio makes dolls. But not just any dolls. She makes tiny dolls. Make that teeny dolls. Actually they are teeny-tiny dolls.
To give you a sense of size, know that you could hold a whole bunch of them in your hand. Some of [...]
I came across this article about an exhibit which included a video kaleidoscope.
Ara Peterson and Jim Drain’s “Large Video Kaleidoscope” (2003-06) looks like the most direct remembrance of Turrell here. It opens a hole in the wall through which angled mirrors multiply the changing light, colors and figures of an abstract video [...]
It seems like everyone’s making resolutions and setting goals this time of year and it started me thinking about my own:
Gradually reorganize and reclaim my claying table.
It never lasts – I always end up working in a 4-6 inch square area surrounded by shaky piles of supplies and tools. But getting [...]
Check out this article on jewelry artist Lauren Van Hemert which discusses how she went from scrapbooking and tablecloths to polymer clay art.
“For my mom I had made this tablecloth where I ironed on family photos. …everyone wanted to know how to make that tablecloth. That’s about the [...]
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