I’ll be teaching at Haystack, July 28 – August 9.
From the class description: Using direct observation of the Haystack landscape environment, workshop participants will create work using direct method casting techniques and a variety of digital photo-etching processes. Botanical samples, centrifugally cast in silver or bronze, will offer an initial point of departure.
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April 6 at 7:00pm until April 13 at 11:00pm
Opening Reception: Saturday, April 6th, 7-11PM, 2013
On view by appointment only: April 7th – 13th, 2013
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From Co-Lab website: Beverly Penn and Barry Stone examine how we picture nature. Through digital and mechanical manipulations, Penn and Stone alter otherwise faithful representations of the natural world. Reprocessing their works either by rearranging the digital code in Stone’s photographs or performing a type of reverse-engineering to Penn’s sculptural works via 3-D modeling or casting, the traditional schema of what we perceive as natural or artificial is put into question.
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