Tom Igoe and I have been making lamps out of a wide range of materials: parts of old tee-shirts, paper, fabric, tin foil and more. It has been a lot of fun. Here’s a few experiments.
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I love corrugated cardboard. I also love illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Revelation. Some interpretations.
I will be showing some book projects at the Independent Book Fair on September 21-23 in New York. I will be showing with Eric Hagan and Marianne Petit as the Forward-Backward Collective. Here’s a few images.
Marianne Petit and I shared a table at World Maker Faire, called Fairy Tales, Science Fiction and Freud. Gareth Branwyn wrote a lovely piece about our work on Make. Here are a few pictures.
Co-lab had a return to the A.More Store exhibition at Printed Matter to celebrate the publication of A Book about Colab (and related Activities).
It was a great show, multiples by many Colab artists. I made a couple of flashing A.More Store signs, as well as some wax paper/tin foil and fabric jewelry. Here’s a few pictures.
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Fashion Moda show at Neuberger Museum
I am in a show at the Neuberger Museum in Purchase with cardboard jewelry I made in the early 80’s.
Here is a link to an article in the NY Times about the show.
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Travel and Leisure
An installation in the lobby of an office building in the financial district in New York City. There were four installations in the window cases, each with a different theme, painted paper backdrops, cardboard and sheet metal sculptures, some were lamps. Sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Cultiral Council..
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Tube World
I did this installation at ABC No Rio, with the help of many kids from the neighborhood. I visited a number of schools in the area, met some teachers, one of whom, Hannah Gruenberg, came by after school and made sculptures. There were flyers on a sign in front of the building.
