Showing posts with label David Hannon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Hannon. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2015

Art Department: Confetti in the Desk Drawer


I am slowly working on the section of the Art Department series that features a letter outlining outrageous activities that occurred in one department in the 1970-1990s. This circumstance featured a stolen master key and confetti dumped into the drawers of all the faculty members' desks after hours. I purchased $25 of confetti and fortunately, my friend David let me use his office for the photo shoot. I didn't want to buy pink confetti (which symbolically represented the person who originally did this in the 1970s) and opted for bags that described me. I was thrilled to find saguaros (Viva Cinco de Mayo!) and also purchased anything that was predominantly blue.


I spent time separating a few of the cacti from the chili peppers before I tossed all of the confetti into one ziplock to mix them, thoroughly convinced that it was sealed properly before I turned it upside down to shake.


Wrong.


There went an hour on a Sunday afternoon picking confetti out of the kitchen sink with tweezers.


At least it was good practice for the real event three days later.


Here is the image that I am contemplating using in the series.


I left David a few surprises in his tack box after spending an hour cleaning up the confetti.


David's lunch bags or my audience during this 2.5 hour affair.

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

"Echo of the Object" Travels to Knoxville, Tennessee


Ken Josephson, Tennessee, 1979

Here are some random pictures of the road trip to Knoxville, Tennessee to install Echo of the Object with David Hannon, Hannah Barnes, and Jennifer Halvorson. The professional (not iPhone) installation images will appear tomorrow.


The exhibition of many, many grids.



David making Hannah's drawings even more crooked.


Wall signage!





In progress installation panoramas.


One more name to add to my growing list (this one was a practical joke but I'm happy it included a "q").


Chairs congregating in the Painting classroom at University of Tennessee


The University of Tennessee Art and Architecture Building reminded me Le Centre Georges Pompidou c. 1981.


We stopped at Cumberland Falls, Kentucky on the way back to Indiana (hello brown water).


Hannah's map of Daniel Boone National Forest and the Red River Gorge at Cumberland Falls.

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Working on an Exhibition Proposal (featuring lots of paper bags)

View from Hannah's studio:



David's new paintings:



Hannah's new painting that has nothing to do with this exhibition proposal but reminded me of hay bales behind an electric fence (at a Midwestern penitentiary filled in H):



Hannah and David sorting through work to be photographed:



Writing a proposal (if Jen wasn't sitting against the window with poor lighting conditions, I would have sneaked an image in of her too):



Here's to hoping something materializes (soon).

Printing on Very Little Sleep

I spent yesterday prepping for the meeting with Hannah, David, and Jen today to discuss a potential show centering around "containers." I made working prints of all the lunch bags, clear water samples, and 5 objects photographed before thrown away. This morning I am running around collecting 3-D materials to bring as well. Not sure if I am fully prepared to think about this series yet but it's moving forward whether or not I am ready. I have a very good idea what it is about and will be posting that paragraph shortly.


Each were printed at 8.5" x 11" but the choice for which one to print large at various sizes was in between these two.


11" x 8.5" or 19" x 13" or 30" x 20"? I can't lie. The big one wins first place for me but that may change if I'm displaying them in a grid of 12.