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Hexagons and compartments

I just wanted to post related work in progress. I have been thinking about the shape and the connections….bees, beauty, chemistry. I like the idea of compartments, and moving the hexagons around to create variations. Just a ramble…

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Season of Healing

Here is my initial proposal, but will probably continue to evolve. The project I am proposing for the Residency Program is called A Season of Healing, and is part of a larger, ongoing project called Algos-Botanica. This current project is … Continue reading

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Is Anybody Out There?

Wonder Women Proposal On March 10, 1972, a plaque bearing a pictorial “message from mankind” was launched with the Pioneer 10 probe as a form of potential communication with any extraterrestrials who might chance to encounter it. The plaque depicts … Continue reading

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2 Bee or Knot….

Hi all, It was inspiring to meet all of you last Sun and hear all the kick-ass projects! Below my original proposal. I have had a fear and fascination with bees since I was young, and I have a series … Continue reading

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Invitation to an exhibition

Greetings, I’d like to invite you to the next reception at my gallery RedSaw at 585 Broad Street in Newark on the second floor.  It begins at 6pm, tonight, Friday January 12, 2007. The show, Bring Me the Receipts, is … Continue reading

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Meeting Notes

These are very short notes. I just pick up words from the general conversation that strike me as important. Please edit this post with any corrections/additions. You can also add comments if that makes more sense. We’re experimenting here. Liz … Continue reading

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A Mixed Bag

1) An event to attend… The Feminist Future: Theory and Practice in the Visual Arts January 26–January 27, 2007 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. both days Titus Theater 1 This symposium addresses critical questions surrounding the relationship between art and gender, bringing … Continue reading

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Modern Wife, Part #2

Pyrex, a clear, heat-resistant glass introduced in 1915 quickly became a ubiquitous symbol of modernity in the home. “Swift, clean, and economical;” their motto practically prophesized the homemaker/mother of the 1950s. While the Women’s Liberation movement may have provided more … Continue reading

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Idiosyncratic Bibliography

Elizabeth Seaton’s Idiosyncratic Bibliography, With Paradox and Contradiction Atran, Scott. In Gods We Trust: The Evolutionary Landscape of Religion (New York: Oxford University), 2002. Berger, John. “About Looking at Animals”. About Looking (New York: Vintage International), 1980. Bey, Hakim. T. … Continue reading

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MJ Bibliography (short)

Most of mine are collections of essays. But I’ll put them here for reference anyway Beckley, Bill with Shapiro, David. eds. Uncontrollable Beauty (New York, Allworth Press), 1998 Hickey, Dave. Air Guitar: Essays on Art and Democracy (Los Angeles, Art … Continue reading

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