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- Springfield, MO
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Crazy interesting!
I love this -- it's unsettling and so complex, full of moments and shifts. Worth the year + of work!
As always, lovely work! Congrats on the residency!
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- At 7:13am on December 11, 2008,
Christina said…
- E, your new work looks great! I'm glad you have managed to keep working. Stay in touch!
- At 11:02am on August 22, 2008,
Marty Epp-Carter said… - Thanks, E.
I think it's interesting to just see how we and our work respond to changes and transitions in our lives.
Good luck with the start of school, prof!
m
- At 9:27pm on August 19, 2008,
Marty Epp-Carter said…
- Elizabeth, how are you liking MO? I hope you're doing well, adjusting and having fun. the baby paintings are weird, in a "humm, let me look closer" kind of way. how big are they? I hesitate to say more until I look at them a bit longer.
Clemson is starting up tomorrow and I'm ready for it. summer was good, but that was then...
marty
- At 2:01pm on June 13, 2008,
Denise Woodward Detrich said… - Elizabeth - that sounds great. Understand the hermit thing!! Dave and I are heading to canada returning June 26 and then take off for St. louis July 6... return the 12th and should be here after that time. D
- At 5:55pm on April 23, 2008,
Mary Pat said… - Ok, so this is probably going to need a phone conversation to clarify - and keep in mind I am looking at your work on a crappy computer with a glare. But, here is my two cents and you can see if it is worth anything. I think that it is a very important step that you are allowing yourself to loosen up and play on a number of levels. That being said, there is a key element missing from the new guys that makes them "you," and in my opinion, truly interesting. The first baby more finely rides a line between abstraction and representation, psychological interplays resulting from the ambiguous, maybe violent figure/ground relationship, with such an odd, almost pleasant color play. It's just so fleshy and so flat at the same time! Ripping and yet building, there is some sort of action taking place - and I am not sure it is about the form of a figure, and not the form of the internal figure. Whereas, the other paintings feel closer to gestural studies, are informed less by spatial and color tensions, and are almost completely missing the "illusion of physicality" that you do so well. Anyway, my parents are rushing me off to dinner. But, I am pumped for you, and really think these recent ones may be essential to continue as a supplement, so that you can keep your energy up, with quick bursts of investment, and then you can cash in on all the glories you discover. I love working that way. My god, I miss painting. I have a feeling June is going to see a lot of action.
- At 11:20pm on April 16, 2008,
Mary Pat said…
- You should post the scary baby painting, I want to look at it somemore!
So, apparently I am scheduled for three pre-wedding parties, one of which is two days before the wedding and you and Stoneking need to be there girly-o! But, if you miss that there is always the after wedding lunch at my parents house on Sunday. And then I am off to see some Mayan temples, swim in underground rivers, and drink many a pina colada. It was just so grand boating with you this week, and I keep imagining hanging your painting in the house in Nashville...I miss you.
- At 9:55pm on February 12, 2008,
Kat Hutter said… - Is it true??? Did you get the job??? tell me, tell me!
- At 9:24pm on February 9, 2008,
Marty Epp-Carter said…
- E, how did the interview go? Do tell.
- At 11:53am on January 14, 2008,
Marty Epp-Carter said…
- E, yes, I'll be at my "other" studio for first friday in Feb. would love for you to drop by. Invite your tri-county class! I'll try to walk like an egyptian...
See you then, I hope. m
- At 9:35pm on January 12, 2008,
Marty Epp-Carter said…
- Elizabeth!! how are you? I went to your show at light and art last week but got there too early and you hadn't shown yet. had to go back to my own place. congrats anyway on the show. what are you up to?
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Blue is sometimes not an easy color to make.
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November 16, 2009 at 9am to November 20, 2009 at 4pm
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Shane Acker, Feature Film Director talk at Clemson at 119 McAdams
November 11, 2009 from 5:45pm to 7pm
Shane Acker, director of "9" a major motion picture will be doing a talk at Clemson.
Wed. 11th at 5:45 pm at 119 McAdams Lecture hall.
Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made ...
Margarete Heymann, who studied ceramics there from 1920 to 1921, and was as gifted and gutsy as her famous contemporaries. She also created an impressive body of work, yet is rarely mentioned in the many books, essays and exhibitions on the Bauha...
Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made ...
Small Works On Fabric at The Discovery House, Clemson University
November 2, 2009 at 10am to January 31, 2010 at 4pm
The work of Clemson artist Terry Jarrard-Dimond is on exhibit in the Fran Hanson Gallery at Discovery House located in the SC Botanical Gardens at Clemson University. The group of ten pieces explore themes from the natural world. The work is made ...
FASA's annual Halloween Party included a pumpkin carving contest. Pumpkin seeds flew as artists sculpted their innovative and radical interpretations of the Jack O' Lantern.
This pumpkin won in hotly contested Faculty/Student Collaboration category.
October 30, 2009
Dum spiro, spero (While I breathe, I hope)
EVER SPERO
By Hans Ulrich Obrist
In memory of Nancy Spero (1926–2009)
"The one thing that artists must possess above all other qualities is immense courage," the filmmaker and anthro...
Greenville Open Studio Tour at Greenville, SC
November 7, 2009 at 10am to November 8, 2009 at 6pm
Hours:
Saturday, November 7, 10am - 6pm
Sunday, November 8, Noon - 6pm.
Some artists will also be open Friday, November 6, 6 - 9pm. These artists are indicated with a door icon and "Open Friday" on their web page.
Presented by Wachovia Bank, N.A...
I think this is pretty neat, but odd at the same time. Why is it so important to the Japanese to preserve Western art?
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