Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Mary Shindell


Satellite 1: wildflowers/sand graphite, 22X 30”, 2008.

Thanks Mary for five wonderful illustrations!

Another Interview!

Thanks to Heather Lineberry for her interview.
How do YOU feel artists are playing a part in the Phoenix community?

Follow Tania Katan and Angela Ellsworth

on their Sydney Biennale adventure. Angela Ellsworth is currently in Sydney sharing some amazing performance art and of course her amazing corsage-pin encrusted bonnets!

Tania's blogging about it here -
http://oursydneybiennale.hearsight.com/

Or watch Another Women's Movement
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8-91qJZIZU

We're so happy for you Angela

Friday, May 7, 2010

ART ED.

Angela Cazel Jahn, if you don't know this painter's work, you are missing out. So let me drop a little popular art knowledge on you.

Bam.
just dreaming
housepaint on wood panel, 2010
And Angela is involved with Trustgallery.
Trustgallery happens in various locations at auspicious times in the general area of downtown Phoenix.
"It is not staffed. I hang the paintings, and then I go off and do my thing, and then after awhile I come back and collect any paintings that are still there. If you wish to purchase a painting from trustgallery, you simply take the painting off the wall and carry it home. When you get it home, you can pay for it by computer or snail mail." - Angela

Paintings exhibited in trustgallery are also posted on the trustgallery website:
www.trustgallery.com

K. Griffin



Kelly Griffin, works behind the camera lens to change the perspectives of what we may perceive as everyday objects. Using her subconscious as a guide, Kelly selects her compositions based on the instinct that initially compels her to snap a picture. Pictured above is Untitled, a digital photograph.

Thanks to Brendan Ore!


An artist invested in material, composition and time-based work, Brendan Ore shares some paintings with the J+C guide. Perfect!

DARNELL SCOTT

Darnell Scott is one super-fantastic, traveling photographer. Documenting the habits of the Phoenician, through his five photo submissions, feast your eyes on Vanessa, a digital C-Print.