With a little ingenuity anything is possible…
Can YouFeel It
Yes I can! I am taking a trip down memory lane and remembering how impactful this video was to my inner space nerd.
My Motto
Watching Auntie Mame every Thanksgiving has been a family tradition since I was a kid. This scene were Mame rally’s Agnes to live her best life, resonates with me today as much as it did when I first watched the film eons ago.
Learning from Indigenous Knowledge
Im still going through boxes unpacking and looking for my weaving tools. In the meantime, I’ve been foraging grasses and yucca leaves around Little Fountain, St. Croix USVI to make a woven grass skirt like these in this video as a sculptural form.
There is much to learn from indigenous cultures from around the globe…
All Respect Due
I would never, yet I have to acknowledge the skill that went into creating this hairstyle.
Pittsburgh Art A+
While in town for a talk and workshop at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, I took some time to visit the Andy Warhol Museum, The Mattress Factory and I happened upon RandyLand…
Have a peak
Sailing Knots
I am using the collective knowledge of all my random interests to create art, including sailing knots….
Listen Up: Serena Williams Dropping Gems
This is why I adore this woman!
The Ensemble Al-Salaam, ‘Malika’ (1974)
It is more than a Shopping Cart…
The shopping cart is the ultimate symbol of American consumer culture.
By combining this symbol with found materials that emote blight and decay, I am expressing my disillusionment with the idealized “American Dream” concept in which equality of opportunity is available to any and all Americans.
