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#310 Map of a day in Boston
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Lots of washing after returning from Maine. I found a ball of paper in one of the pockets as I was putting clothes in the dryer. I unwrapped it to see that it was a map of Boston. Our kids will both be in University in September. I sense a new landscape and cling to my moments now. Boston was good. Figgy looks towards the future.
#235 wooden mailart
Sunday, May 27, 2012
We're making an African garden in a quadrangle of a school. the school has a deep relationship with a school in Uganda - teachers and a few students have visited over the past four years. I'm coordinating the quad project and am doing a day or two making signage and bird art with young people. It's a highschool. I found out that the group I am working with next week is very, very low ability of just yr 8 boys and the quad is a highly visible space. I have scaled back the project and am opting for a collage approach with a bit of magic... I have coated lots of pieces of paper with glue, have cut up some marine ply and have collected images of West African birds. I have photos of the landscape and lots of magazines to cut letters from and will bring in my photocopier so we can make image transfers onto the wood, paint the landscape and add some text. When I've shown the kids my demo I will post it somewhere not too far away (85 grams!).