I was fortunate to be one of two women in the f.Art exhibit at Museu d'Art Contemporani exhibit to be interviewed for an evening cultural program called Itaka on the TV Mallorca channel.
The show will air Friday night, March 18, 2011 at 10:30 pm. A week later it will be available for viewing on line, I will post that link when it's up.
Also seen in this photo is artist Natasha Lébedeva. see her work here.
The paintings in the background are by Gabriela Segui.
Showing posts with label Inca Mallorca. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inca Mallorca. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Ascension Revisited
This is what happens when a commissioned piece is not delivered for a *few* months...after many haunting side-glances, I dove back into this painting. Here is what it looked like several months ago, when I first declared it complete.
detail 1
detail 2
It's finally been delivered to its new home. Thanks Joan and Miquel.
Labels:
ascent,
collage,
Gràcia,
Inca Mallorca,
mateix
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Views of my studio
Here are some views of my unusually tidy studio where I work my magic. It's in the center of Palma de Mallorca, in a building built in 1918. I've probably said this before, but working in this space is very romantic: the floors, the carved wood, the high ceilings, the cacophony of competing musicians on the pedestrian street below...
I found a giant lizard living under these IKEA shelves that I muscled around from a near-by office to the painting space (I foolishly only removed half the contents!). I didn't get a photo of Mr. Lagarto, though...not sure where he is right now, I hope he doesn't surprise me in the night!
I spent most of today changing the distribution of the furniture in the apartment. Doing so required some re-organizing of the studio. It was a good excuse to dust and vacuum and take pictures before I make a glorious disaster of things again.
Labels:
art studio,
art supplies,
cacophoy,
easel,
IKEA shelving,
Inca Mallorca,
painter,
Spanish tile
Thursday, October 29, 2009
New Piece: Volver a Casa / Return Home
New Piece: Volver a Casa / Return Home
24 X 24 inches (61 X 61 cm)
Mixed media collage and painting
The composition of this piece is from a section of an enormous destroyed building in Inca, Mallorca. The wall paper and newspaper come from a building demolition in Sa Pobla, Mallorca. There are two bodies of text taken from moving stories contributed by Jose and Eusebia. Thank you both.
Labels:
beams,
collage,
decrepit,
Inca Mallorca,
newspaper,
return home,
Sa Pobla,
stairs,
volver a casa,
wallpaper,
weathered walls,
writing on walls
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