A Glimpse of the Uncommon Thread Show this weekend at the ARC
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Here's a glimpse of the Uncommon Thread show last night at The ARC. Ruthie and I went down and enjoyed the art, some food and the wonderful community of residents and visitors .
Heather Lidberg's art/installation piece is a must see 'in the flesh' - combining a background silouhette painting with small plastic war action figures the piece is a statement in itself.
Ruthie standing in front of Marie Wusner's photo installation of images she captured from graffiti in Queens, NY. This is, by far, my favourite piece of the show.
This is the most ingenious art installation I've ever seen! It's a film and live performance created by Rena del Piece Gobbi and is a film of thread...You simply have to stop by and see it. She's knitted the reel and turned it into a movie. She'll be knitting with Jamie all weekend. Super creative.
A laptop computer shows the film created to date based on what they have knitted.
Ruthie standing in front of the two paintings I completed for the show. Uncommon Lines I & II
30" x 48" Mixed Media & Acrylics on Canvas.
Heather Lidberg's art/installation piece is a must see 'in the flesh' - combining a background silouhette painting with small plastic war action figures the piece is a statement in itself.
Ruthie standing in front of Marie Wusner's photo installation of images she captured from graffiti in Queens, NY. This is, by far, my favourite piece of the show.
And, if you can read this. This is all about the installation. (Best to come and see live tonight or Sunday!) :)
Here I am enjoying marie's photo installation. The concept really drew me in and I really enjoyed seeing this idea she's told me about of so many photos carefully put together to re-create this scene she shot in NY. So Cool!
A great glimpse of NY graffiti "diabetic coke". What a statement.
wire sculpture.
A laptop computer shows the film created to date based on what they have knitted.
The show is still open this weekend - Saturday (TONIGHT) and Sunday evenings . Here are all the details: uncommon thread variety show at the ARC. Common' by.