Very nice, maybe you can you post a picture of this in a place where we might least expect it, or where it might cause us to think about something significant regarding history, culture, etc.
These photographs document the labor, all of the handwork in the piece, which is important to the final effect.
The cultural history of labor and what is sometimes called "women's work" (sewing, knitting, weaving as well as household labor) has an interesting place in modern and contemporary art. You might benefit from looking into artists like Sheila Hicks: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/gallery/gallery-at-bgc/past-exhibitions/past-exhibitions-shelia-hicks.html
Mad props. The process shots really show how much hard work went into this. Your project stood apart from the rest in that it really conveyed a sense of tradition, which made it seem much more personal. Nice socks.
Very nice, maybe you can you post a picture of this in a place where we might least expect it, or where it might cause us to think about something significant regarding history, culture, etc.
ReplyDeleteThese photographs document the labor, all of the handwork in the piece, which is important to the final effect.
ReplyDeleteThe cultural history of labor and what is sometimes called "women's work" (sewing, knitting, weaving as well as household labor) has an interesting place in modern and contemporary art. You might benefit from looking into artists like Sheila Hicks: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/gallery/gallery-at-bgc/past-exhibitions/past-exhibitions-shelia-hicks.html
Great I will definitively check her out , thank you
DeleteMad props. The process shots really show how much hard work went into this. Your project stood apart from the rest in that it really conveyed a sense of tradition, which made it seem much more personal. Nice socks.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteMy favorite cardboard piece:) I thought it was genius and the way you made it just made it that much better, keep up the great work, love your style.
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