Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Queen City Craft Bazaar- This Saturday 6/4!






































The Queen City Craft Bazaar is Vermont's indie craft extravaganza featuring over 40 of the best indie crafters, artists and designers from all over Vermont and surrounding areas.

THIS SATURDAY
June 4th 2011
10 AM- 6:00 PM
Union Station, 1 Main Street
Burlington, VT

This is NOT your Grandma's craft show. It is a juried show that features a melange of indie crafters, artists and designers who produce unique handmade items.
Some of THE best crafters and artisan will be there:
photo courtesy: QCCB
and a whole lot more!
 
... Oh yeah, did I forget to say that I'll be there selling my art. I've created some wonderful new pieces for this years show. Come find me and say hi. I'll be upstairs, same spot as last year.

Blogger and Facebook fans, mention that you heard about the show online and get an additional 10% off your total.

As always admisson is FREE! There's parking near by or you can take the free College Street shuttle from uptown and get dropped off right at the front door. Union Station is an amazing pld train station at the bottom of Main Street right on the waterfront.Never been there before? Look for the flying monkeys you can't miss it.
photo courtesy: QCCB



Sunday, May 29, 2011

Sailor's Valentines Revisited

waiting for me
last week i was down on long island. every may i have this sort of homecoming. i go down to long island, ny to work with a crew of amazing snowboarders to get their feedback on the product we are developing for the upcoming season.often, i also have the opportunity to see some friends i have known for almost 20 years to go back to parts of the island where i grew up.

Monday night, i stood on the ocean, on the edge of the beach at twilight; the waves lapped at my feet. the ocean were calling me. if i did not have a company dinner waiting for me, i probably would have leaped into the water and  transformed into an undine.  i miss living where the land meets the water. i miss the ocean.  






   
close up: waiting for me
                                                                                                       
close up: waiting for me

waiting for me: close up
close up: waiting for me
maybe this is why today, i have been able to finish two new pieces inspired by sailor's valentines. "everthine" and "waiting for me." perhaps the salt is still on my skin and in my hair, i can still hear ocean calling me, all the way up here in the mountains. i can still feel the wind blowing through your hair. if you ever lived near the water you will know exactly how i feel. if not, perhaps my new sailor's valentines can evoke the sad melancholy the ocean brings to me....
ever thine

everthine: close up

everthine; close up
everthine: close up

everthine: close up





Sunday, May 15, 2011

Random acts of Assemblage

Yesterday, Jackson and I went down to Oakledge Park to gather up some driftwood for a new project I'm starting. The lake waters have been receding after being a flood levels for over a week. The side walks and beach were simply covered with tons and tons of driftwood and debris from the weeks of rain and snow melt. 

Needless to say we found some great wood to work into my next few assemblages. We also found that other visitors to the park had created their own art, assembled from driftwood and other objects found on the beach. Jack was inspired and he created his own impromptu sculpture.  We left the park with rain clouds and fog gathering on the edge of the lake. What an inspiring morning.




Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Art By Mothers

I am super excited to be a part of this show in Stowe! Many thanks to Heidi Townsend and Natasha Bogar for inviting me to be part of this terrific show!