Goucher College's Silber At Gallery is currently exhibiting a show called Geo-Structure. The show is open from Tuesday, September 4, to Sunday,
October 7, 2012. The artists are Jessica van Brakle, Ryan Browning, Mimi Frank,
Magnolia Laurie, Bill Schmidt, Richard Vosseller, and Jowita Wyszomirska. There are installations, paintings, and drawings of structural themes and repetitive components. Many of the works depict man-made structures and others have organic elements.
The Geo-Structure artists make observations and comments on how humans live and interact with their surroundings. Some of the artists make comments different organic and cultural relationships . The viewer will see many different examples if artistic mediums at Geo-Structure. Jowita Wyszomirska utilities tape and wire in her work and Mary Annella "Mimi" Frank uses repurposed chairs in her work. All of the artists exhibited at Geo-Structure make interesting observations about the structure of our culture.
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
These three examples of my work were
all created with prismacolor colored pencils and drawn on white paper. The Bee
and the Orange are on 8.5x11 card stock paper and the tree Mouse picture is on
12x18 poster board. The tree mouse drawing is the largest drawing I have ever completed.
It is also one of the most involved; I usually never bother to establish a
setting for my drawings. The majority of my drawings are like the Orange and
the Bee, either small or incomplete.
I drew the little bee to put on my
business card for work, I work at a place called Mr.’s. The Orange was drawn in
2010 and it is inspired by the work of Nick Baxter and Greg Simkins.
The tree mice picture was an ambitious and long over due project for me, I
wanted to take my time one something and actually finish it. It took about 15
hours and I worked on it periodically for a month and a half. Hopefully this
piece will be the first of many large involved works.
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