MassArt 2011

Massart 2010 Reviews

 

Standing Pot

Standing pot

Sticks, rocks, dirt, porcelain (cone 10 glazed), 

leather, sinew, copper, string, found objets

Pot on a stick

Porcelain (cone 10 unglazed), tree

Full View

Nature man

Sticks, rocks, sinew, hair, steel wire

Detail (mouth)

Detail (pelvic area)

Lying Pot

Sticks, rocks, porcelain (cone 10 unglazed),

copper, leather, burlap, sinew, twine

Detail

Detail (Stick end)

Balance Sticks and Rocks

First Large Balance Stick

Location - Lake Placid, NY

Status -  Still Standing in original location

Garden balance stick

Location - Lake Placid, NY

Status - Unknown whereabouts

Balance Stick

Location - Boston, MA

Status - Taken down by stranger

Balance Stick Mid-spin

Location - Boston, MA

Status - Taken down by stranger

Balance Stick

Location - Jamaica Plain, MA

Status - Taken down, unknown whereabouts

First balance Stick in Water 

Location - Lake Placid, NY

Status - Lake Froze. Gone after winter

Largest Balance Stick To date

Location- Mass College of Art Boston, MA

Status - Still standing in original location

After significant snowfall
Dug a trench

In action

At night, tons of snow, with added tail sail

Three Arches
Location - Lake Placid, NY

Status - Rocks dispersed

First arch - Made with friends
Location - Western Massachusetts

Status - Probably fallen

Two holes, one sand pile
Location - Blacks Beach, San Diego, CA

Status - Sand pile has made its way back into the holes

San DIego State University

 

Title: Under Pressure

Material: Copper, Nickle Silver

Date: Fall 2008

 Dimensions: H. 4" - W. 2.5"

Title: Untitled

Material: Copper, Brass, Patina. Anodized aluminum.

Date: Spring 2009

Dimensions: H. 12" wide (at base), 24" long

Photography: Diptychs

Building Trees

Fire Hydrant

Epitome Of a Palm Tree

My Friends Hand

Wooden Roof

Cali Lifestyle

Dewin' It Well

Circle of Life

-12 f                                    75 f

Telephone Pole

Trainquility

Juli and Shane

Lily Pads

Blimpin

Two Foot Mountains

Two Buildings

Speeding Cars. Docile Children

Diptychs
- a pair of pictures or carvings on two panels, usually hinged together.