Kaitlen Talks about art making http://youtu.be/EkWGXxXpk4k Visitors making Selfies
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Totis 1 Details
Totis 2 Crystal seems almost jewelry ready Totis 2 Boaters knot. Bundled Stone. Totis 2 . Disgusting? Evidence of love on the beach? Danger to birds? Totis 3’s Tropical Friend
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Social Practice Retreat
Residency: Social Practice and Public Art : Sandy Point, Maine July 3-11, 2014 We seek participants with a wide variety of world views and experiences as well as national partners for collaboration. Join us for a week of art making and discussions focused on public and social practice art. You will share my Sandy Point, […]
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Letters of Recommendation
Proof that Barbara will show up and deliver: Patricia Rogers, Dean of Bemidji State University -now Provos , Winona state university BarbaraBridges (2) Jill Waterhouse – Mentor- Women’s Art Resource of Minnesota Bridges-RecommendLtr-2013 Michael Urban – Chair Professional Education, Bemidji State University Urban letter Kris Nei-PEDL Coordinator, Bemidji State University – Letter from Kris Nei […]
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Selfie
Found Selfie 6″ W X 36″ TX 2″ D Mixed Media, Rescued wood, commercial seafood swag, trash, rope, shells. ˈselfē (also selfy) noun (plural selfies) pop up art is a spontaneous art form which places art objects and often invites viewer participation and in the case of Found Selfie -Documentation • informal A photograph that […]
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Melbourne, Florida
New Sponge/Old Oyster 2014 29″ W X 24″ T X 2″ D Mixed media, Rescued rope, wood, sponge, oyster shell This work was created by rescued objects from Spoil Island 1, inland waterway off Melbourne, Florida. Spoil Islands are man-made islands created by dredging the inland waterway. This particular island held great memories for my […]
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Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan 1 2013 14″ W X 24″ T X 4 ” D Mixed Media Canvas, bolts, lobster claws, mussel shells, rescued rope, bait bag, brads My son, Morgan’s fort has withstood the test of sea, wind, snow, ice and rain for 25 years. It is currently serving as a beach shack to inspire reverie […]
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