Tuesday, March 15, 2011

The Dining Room Project

i am pleased to be a part of The Dining Room Project: A Potluck Smorgasbord which opens here in kansas city on friday march 18th through both the Charlotte Street Foundation's Paragraph Gallery and the Epsten Gallery at The Kansas City Jewish Museum of Contemporary Art. i have a dinner setting in The Table portion of the project at Paragraph Gallery. the show runs from March 18th - May 7th.
Dot Dot Doily Dinner Setting

a description of the exibition:
The Dining Room Project considers our multifaceted relationship with food and intersections of food and art. With this expansive project, the dining room serves as a platform for the exploration of such issues as hunger, sustenance, consumption, taste, public health, sustainability, cultural symbolism and rituals within various traditions, and food and the meal’s usefulness as vehicle for communication, creative expression, and activism.


Dot Dot Doily Dinner Setting with view of the Dinner Plate

Saturday, March 12, 2011

For The Table at The Clay Studio

i'm pleased to be a part of the current exhibition at the clay studio:

For the Table: Dinnerware
March 4- April 10th
The Clay Studio, Philadelphia

an installation shot of For the Table

here are my two settings for the show - there aren't any stacked set images, so here are the individual pieces of each setting.
bowl - salad plate - dinner plate - tumblerphotos by The Clay Studio

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Potters Council: Surface & Form RECAP!


holy moly! where did the month of february go?

when i got back from the Potters Council Surface + Form Conference, i hit the ground running....and it's been nonstop! FINALLY, i present a couple of pics from the workshop.

i demo'd using paper stenciling and thermofax screen printing with underglazes, as well as using iron oxide decals.
the last part of the workshop was hand's on where the attendees were able to play around with applying vintage decals and versa color china paints.
all in all it was a fabulous weekend and i met some rad people. a big thanks to everyone at the Potters Council and Funke Fired Arts!

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Surface + Form : Potter's Council Conference

right now i'm demoing at the potter's council surface + form conference hosted by funke fired arts in cincinnati, ohio. lots of pictures to follow.

here's probably the weirdest cincinnati themed song ever. i happened to turn the tv on at this almost exact precise moment when this video started back in decemeber. drew barrymore? keanu reeves? keanu driving like a maniac in a blizzard? well let's all break out into song!


i'm staying with my good friends Katie Parker & Guy Michael Davis in their totally rad new house - more to follow on them and their awesomeness!


if you really want to know the clip is from the movie Babes in Toyland (1986) and i don't really recommend watching it at all. i showed you the best part already.

Friday, January 21, 2011

AKAR is up!

yay! the AKAR show is up! their orange dot web design couldn't be more perfect in my mind! hmm....i wonder why? :)

daniel's show looks super duper too!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

AKAR : January Featured Artist

woo hoo! AKAR gallery in Iowa City, IA invited me to show as a featured artist along with the main show of (my super awesome friend) Daniel Ricardo Teran. the show technically opens January 21st in their gallery and online,
and runs until February 11th.

here's the show card with Daniel's work and for more info:
here's a couple pics of some of my work i sent to them:
images courtesy of : AKAR, Iowa City, IA

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

foldedpigs in NUOK

NUOK, an online magazine, recently featured an interview on foldedpigs!

click on this to check the interview out

thanks to fran for the article!

a description of Nuok from their website:
Nuok is an online magazine featuring original articles written by Italian journalists, creatives and writers on New York’s lifestyle, food, art, culture and hidden treasures. Updated daily, Nuok is an indispensable guide for everyone passionate about The Big Apple: travelers, residents and dreamers alike.

Nuok’s main objective is to redesign New York’s topography from an Italian perspective and without clichés. To recount the city life off the beaten track. To discover the cutting-edge trends and the latest buzz. And to reveal the secrets of how to enjoy the city while spending less.