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A home for bees and other winged bits. Aka who needs to weed, the bugs dig it.

Bring me my Wilson Pickett and Bisquik.

Long, hectic but wunderbar week working with the #wordxword festival. Need to get some comfort food & soul music in me so I can keep it up and NOT get cranky. #overload

Sneak peek of  the beasties in process.

Come see the girls 5/28 at Lauren Clark Fine Art in person along with other figurative works by artists Richard Britell, Kris Galli, and Jeanet Ingalls

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 28, 2011, 4:00-7:00 PM

BEASTIES

 In my most recent series, You Weren’t Supposed to See This…I depicted figures in Arcadian settings, ruminating in their internal landscapes- self-contained, un-self conscious and unengaged with the viewer and the landscape.

These BEASTIES are depictions of the moment after that reverie is interrupted- when that self-contained state is broken,  and self-consciousness and vulnerability emerges.

The BEASTIES are confronting the viewer and melding with the landscape. Like the figures of You Weren’t Supposed to See This… they are animal-like, even more so in that they are simultaneously fawning and caged, trying to find their place of interaction in a newly realized context.

Out-takes from recent reference photo shoot. Beasties are forthcoming.

5/28 @Lauren Clark/Housatonic MA

working up some BEASTIES for the figure x4 opening may 28th @ lauren clark.

working up some BEASTIES for the figure x4 opening may 28th @ lauren clark.

caffeinatedrabbit:

There is never a bad moment or time for a Ghostbusters image. 

caffeinatedrabbit:

There is never a bad moment or time for a Ghostbusters image. 

(via jessicaanncats)

3/13 Artist Talk & Presentation: 'Stuff I Dig'

Artist talk and presentation with Rebecca Weinman on the sources and influences of You Weren’t Supposed to See This and other works.

March 13, 2011, 4pm, Pittsfield Contemporary, 305 North Street, Pittsfield, MA

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

A home for bees and other winged bits. Aka who needs to weed, the bugs dig it.

Bring me my Wilson Pickett and Bisquik.

Long, hectic but wunderbar week working with the #wordxword festival. Need to get some comfort food & soul music in me so I can keep it up and NOT get cranky. #overload

Sneak peek of  the beasties in process.

Come see the girls 5/28 at Lauren Clark Fine Art in person along with other figurative works by artists Richard Britell, Kris Galli, and Jeanet Ingalls

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 28, 2011, 4:00-7:00 PM

BEASTIES

 In my most recent series, You Weren’t Supposed to See This…I depicted figures in Arcadian settings, ruminating in their internal landscapes- self-contained, un-self conscious and unengaged with the viewer and the landscape.

These BEASTIES are depictions of the moment after that reverie is interrupted- when that self-contained state is broken,  and self-consciousness and vulnerability emerges.

The BEASTIES are confronting the viewer and melding with the landscape. Like the figures of You Weren’t Supposed to See This… they are animal-like, even more so in that they are simultaneously fawning and caged, trying to find their place of interaction in a newly realized context.

Out-takes from recent reference photo shoot. Beasties are forthcoming.

5/28 @Lauren Clark/Housatonic MA

working up some BEASTIES for the figure x4 opening may 28th @ lauren clark.

working up some BEASTIES for the figure x4 opening may 28th @ lauren clark.

caffeinatedrabbit:

There is never a bad moment or time for a Ghostbusters image. 

caffeinatedrabbit:

There is never a bad moment or time for a Ghostbusters image. 

(via jessicaanncats)

3/13 Artist Talk & Presentation: 'Stuff I Dig'

Artist talk and presentation with Rebecca Weinman on the sources and influences of You Weren’t Supposed to See This and other works.

March 13, 2011, 4pm, Pittsfield Contemporary, 305 North Street, Pittsfield, MA

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