Here’s another new painting. Like the previous one I shared, this is a diptych, each canvas 2′ square.
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Art in the Gardens
Over the years, we’ve integrated all kinds of artwork into our gardens here at 27th Street. I love these two sculptures by Scott Childs. A recent addition is this sculpture by Jacob Yerex. We’ve installed it on a copper pipe previously used for a teacup… Read More
Gulliver’s Travels Revisited
Sheila and I have been creating a lot of images in collage lately, both individually and together. In our latest collaborative effort, we revisit an old copy of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. I don’t know where we got this book. It was once the property… Read More
Please answer “Yes”
Sheila and I have made another book of collages. This one is called, Please answer “Yes”. If you’re interested in a taste, I made the little video below.
Knockout
I posted the other day about the book Mandatory 8 Count, which Sheila Gregory and I did together back in 1991 at a gallery called Workscene. Workscene was on Bathurst St just north of Queen. Some of you may remember it. The book was part… Read More
Mandatory 8 Count
As regular visitors to this oasis in the blog swamp are aware, Sheila and I have been working on some artist books. This is something we’re revisiting now but it is not a new format for us. Last night we pulled from the vault a… Read More
Another new book of collages…
Sheila and I worked on this book together. Our starting point was a copy of my little book, Squeeze Box Man – The Lazy Allen Stories. We used an assortment of collage material as well as some marker and a little paint.
Gates of Steel
Here’s an excellent little video from YouTube and the San Francisco Museum of Modern art, featuring sculptor Mark Di Suvero.
Odd Man Out
I came across this little documentary about Philip Guston and his painting, a 2004 British production. It’s an interesting piece about a great painter, so I thought I’d share it….
Little Book #10
