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Aqui estão os eventos em que participo: exposições, prêmios, trocas de gravuras, intervenções urbanas e o que mais acontecer.

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19 janeiro 2012

Inspired by Japan - minha gravura




gincko biloba
10x15 inches copper plate aquatint hanehmuler paper
minha imagem para esse projeto


http://barenforum.org/japan/prints.html


ea exposição circulou nesse lugares

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
Exhibition opening Aug 27, 2011
Preston B. Lawing
Chair, Department of Art and Design
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
700 Terrace Heights #1421
Winona, MN  55987
(507) 457-1701
plawing@smumn.edu

Absolute Gallery
Absolute Gallery
307 E. Grand River
Lansing, MI
Opening reception is Thursday, Sept. 15.  Exhibit will be Sept. 15 - 24th
The weekend of Sept. 16, 17 is Lansing's Old Town District BluesFest so we will get lots of people! Kathy Holcomb, owner of Absolute, is very excited about the event and being able to help.  She's getting media lined up and will get the event on the festival website:
http://www.oldtownbluesfest.com/
http://www.absolutegallery.net
Linda Beeman and Ruth Egnater; organizers

Artisan Renovations Exhibition
16205 NW Bethany Ct # 112
Beaverton, OR 97006-4687
(503) 614-0101
Sept 10 - Oct 1, 2011

Atelier 6000 Exhibition
389 Southwest Scalehouse Ct # 120
Bend, OR 97702-3241
(541) 330-8759
August 5-28, 2011

South Africa Exhibition
"Inspired by Japan - Aid Through the Art of Printmaking"
hosted by: Centre for Japanese Studies
dates: 13 - 30 September
venue: GIBS (Gordon Institute of Business Science), 26 Melville Road,
Illovo, Johannesburg, South Africa
The exhibition will officially be opened by His Excellency Mr Toshiro Ozawa, Japanese Ambassador to South Africa, on Saturday 17 September at 12 noon.

Mercy Corps presentation ...
Barbara sent in a Powerpoint presentation, consisting of a number of images from the earthquake / tsunami in Japan ... You can download it from here.

Portland exhibition update ...
The exhibition and fundraiser for Relief in Relief, Inspired by Japan will take place August 4 – 18 at PNCA in Portland Oregon. The opening reception will be Aug 4 from 5-9PM. Representatives from Mercy Corp will attend. 
In September the exhibition will move to Beaverton Oregon to Artisan’s Renovations, 16205 Bethany Ct and the opening reception will be September 10 from noon – 4pm. 

20 dezembro 2011

27 março 2011

quebra-cabeça / puzzle

eu estou muito feliz em participar nesse puzzle gigante que a Maria Arango está montando com peças entalhadas por artistas dos 4 cantos do mundo!

Não vejo a hora que o meu pedaço de madeira chegue para fazer o desenho!

O tema é cidade.


 

http://puzzleprints.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-puzzle-was-conquered.html

FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 2011

How the puzzle was conquered

Here are the rest of the process pictures. Second day I decided to work on the grass on the other side of the house. Two reasons: one, I now bother the OTHER neighbor with my incessant jig-saw noise; and two, the wind was blowing and I didn't want to get cherry dust on my front porch.

Here we go...
 
More holy blocks, they look so empty!
 

 
That's kind of cool on the grass!
 
Several hours later...these are the last blocks!
 
Now THAT is really cool! 
"Jig Doodle" 4 x 3.5 feet x 2"
Saw lines on styrofoam by Maria Arango
 That last picture is the styrofoam board I used for support. Really made cutting the puzzle pieces a lot easier than last project. Before I had to clamp down the big blocks while cutting out every piece and had to be careful not to cut my bench support.

With the styrofoam, I just laid the big block on top and the jig-saw blade goes right through the foam while the block is completely supported. This lets me jig-saw very quickly and the block doesn't chatter at all even when most of the pieces are removed. What a time saver!

The final piece of styrofoam looks kind of like a quirky giant line drawing. Let's call it "Jig Doodle" and sell it! Kidding, kidding...
Mailing pictures tomorrow. That part was really boring, by the way, after all the excitement and stress of cutting pieces in the great outdoors the mailing was a tedious and long task.