During this meeting, we talked about our favorite British artists for educational purposes for Elizabeth who moving to London! I talked about one of her favorite British artists Cornelia Parker (B. 1956, U.K.) and how she intends to change the meaning of everyday objects with her “Thirty Pieces of Silver” installation (1988-89). When the work […]
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At this Salon for Creatives meeting, while we absorbed the late September sun — soon to fade away into the night — we shared artworks that we found “stunning”. I talked about Ana Mendieta who is a Cuban-born and American-raised artist. She described her work as “earth-body” art: “Yo trabajo con la tierra, con la
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Scientists know that black holes exist because of the accumulation of x-rays measured in the areas adjacent, residual artifacts of the unspeakable density contained within. But, as Gertrude Stein says, there is no there there – no-thing we can grasp directly. As an artist also trained as an architect, Sam Sokyo Randall proposes a similar
