Tuesday Nights is a series of Art Workshops for local creative types. Each series is built around one project idea. Some of the projects will end in exhibitions, but mostly this is a way to advance your creative skills while socializing with others of your artistic ilk. We don't care how long you have been at it. Some of us have been plowing the creative fields for awhile others are just starting, all that matters is your willingness to jump in and take chances..after all it's only art.
THE GAME ROOM
Tuesday Nights is the name of our class and The Game Room is where we meet when we are not together.
Got a idea that just can't wait...tell us about it.
You need to hash something out, maybe we can help.
Or maybe you just want to see what everybody else is up to.
Post links, post pictures, post questions or just ask one.
My Philosophy.
I teach through action and immersion. Just keep moving, contemplate later. In art, for me at least, there are times of rest and contemplation, and times of work. Art making is a time for work. It is the time to pull from the mental and make physical. Create a reality, a piece of art. For this the contemplative brain needs to move over, the art critic side isn’t even invited to the party. Learn to ask and answer your own questions on the move. The sooner I can get you making art the better. Get something done and then we have something to talk about.
Monday, September 27, 2010
First concept lynfeudner
Here is what I found just looking around, I don't plan on bringing fish and water Tuesday Night so I thought I'd post pics. Fused glass wing, will probably have fused eyes. Snake arm...who knows?
Sunday, September 26, 2010
In the beginning...there are parts, body parts
Original
Stitched and Stuffed Muslin
I was originally going to use canvas but I realized
that canvas weight would be difficult to manipulate
when turning fabric and machine stitching. I decided
on muslin and then gesso'd pieces once stitched up.
The face will be sculpted, then painted.
All cloth pieces will be painted.
Each piece will be attached to each other.
Final display not resolved.
More to come...
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
corpse flower
My plant is in bloom! It's in the "corpse flower" family, I don't have the botanical name handy. The petals are fleshy with soft hairs and 10 inches wide. It seemed so appropriate, had to post it.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Playing with Toys, Project II
We are going to play with toys! What did you play with and how did that make you who you are? Toys are the tools of childhood. Lets deconstruct that.
Pick a toy and build a sculpture around the recontextualisation of that toy. It may sound strange but it happens all the time. Put a doll on a bed and you have a safe place, take the same doll and throw it in the gutter and now you wonder were the child is, is she ok?
First find a toy, one you have saved, one of your kids or grandkids, or purchase an iconic toy; thrift stores are great for this. Lets take it apart and rebuild it better than before, now it’s not just a toy, it’s a sculpture, a work of art! Take some risks with this idea. What subjects would you really like to discuss through your toy? You will need a toy that is loaded with meaning (either personal or public) Pick carefully.
Recontextualisation: A process that extracts text, signs or meaning from its original context (decontextualisation) in order to introduce it into another context. Since the meaning of texts and signs depend on their context, recontextualisation implies a change of meaning.Assemblage: The Additive process of making sculpture by grouping or piecing distinct elements.
Readymades: Found objects that are exhibited as works of art, frequently after being placed in a new context.
Deconstruct: Think about, pull apart and analyze.
Materials: Anything you want.
If you have a dremel bring it, glue, sculpey or paper machie clay or some of the two-part rubber putty. Scrap wood, extra toys or toy parts, old newspaper, acrylic paint, media’s and wire, really anything you can think of, bring some stuff to share, what you don’t have in your assemblage drawer someone else may have in theirs.
Remember this is the first night, leave yourself open to explore!
What hasn't come to you yet may come to your neighbor!
Saturday, September 18, 2010
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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Tuesday Nights: This is my concept. Ralph
Tuesday Nights:
This is my concept. Ralph: "This is my concept. Ralph"
Mine wants to dance with yours. Any room on the dance card?
This is my concept. Ralph: "This is my concept. Ralph"
Mine wants to dance with yours. Any room on the dance card?
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Friday, September 3, 2010
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