April 2021 | By Tatiana Baccari I want to start this week’s post by saying I am feeling infinite, like I have long tentacles that are reaching out and… Read More
Genre: Grantee Story
Incorporeal Sculpture for Sale
In the spirit of the current craziness trend in the art world, what with NFT’s and invisible art, I hereby throw my virtual hat into the ring. “Meditate on emptiness,‘cause… Read More
The Courage to Create
June 2021 | By Cecilia Lueza My passion for art has been the burning light guiding my life since I was a child growing up in Argentina. My artistic journey… Read More
Thunderstorms and Snowfall – What is Your Relationship to Place?
June 11, 2021 | By Kaitlin Murphy-Knudsen Last week, Florida’s dry season gave way to the summer clouds that grow big and gorgeous across the sky, peaking into… Read More
New Times, New Tools
The Ascent of Sculpture Back in the day we used to ask people for directions and write down what they said using vague distance estimates and sketchy landmarks to guide… Read More
Virtual Production and Motion
April 30, 2021 | By Gabriella Krousaniotakis . . . This week, I spent working on the tutorial for the new updated motion logic Faceware and Glassbox Metahumans blueprint. I… Read More
Choices and the Chances They Create
May 21, 2021 | By Tenea D. Johnson . . . Last night I wrote this tweet. Today I thought I’d expound. Some authors are a brand. They create stories… Read More
Public Art, Permanence and The Environment
By Don Gialanella . . . Preserving the natural surroundings in terms of not causing environmental damage is of primary importance in placing public sculpture. Ironically, the act of… Read More
Art Travels
One of the things I love the most about being a public artist is traveling all across the country. You never know what a new project will bring. New places… Read More
MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME; LOSING TRACK OF TIME; MOVING STUDIOS BLOG #25
I missed last week’s blog deadline. Honestly, I lost track of time as I found myself weaving for hours at the Fair. Don’t know how many days I was there…. Read More
