...and they keep rolling in...more APAH Selfies to enjoy! You all are the best!

Who says APAH can't be amazingly fun?!

Portrait of a Woman with Turban, 2013
(Sarah)

Portrait of a Man in a Turban Jan Van Eyck, 1433

...ahhh. You just gotta love APAH...

Flemish at its best...Jan Van Eyck couldn't have done it better!

Still waiting for the SELFIE assignment to be turned in...sigh...and you thought I was no longer watching you...you have until December 15th...

So I have Julia's...now just waiting on the following students...

Josh

Dylan

Katie

Janessa

Sarah

Veronique

Diego

Victor

Daniela

and...?

Not that anyone cares anymore...

Another artist you might want to be looking at.  What can be done with enough creative thinking and a few objects...just sayin'...

Open House (detail), 2008, cut newspaper, Real estate listings, houses popped

                      Beloved, 2008, cut newspaper, Death Notices with individual letter removed

I'm still watching you!

Thank you to all of you who are continuing to produce and post!  I am loving it from so far away.  It definitely makes me very proud and happy that you are using your conceptual selves - in particular a huge shout out to Eric Moe for his Idealism piece - bravo!  Stacey, I love the wood painting you're doing...Jin and your new pieces - I want to see them all together! - Sarah - LOVE the pencil piece of your father - and so many more.  Most of you won't see this but know I am still watching you and hope you help the students who haven't created blogs to follow.

Oh, and you know how I feel about Tumblr - I DEFINITELY CAN'T OPEN AT SCHOOL NOW!

xx

Prada!  You HAVE to come see this installation!

So it's been a while since I've posted.  It's probably been even longer since any of you have looked at the site (so does that make us even?) and I'm sitting in a hotel in California, ready to make the final leg of the move a reality.  But what do I do as I'm driving?  Think about art and art history, of course!  I have wanted to see the Prada Marfa installation for as long as I can remember (at least as long as I lived in Texas...) and I swore before I moved, I would.  It was every bit as wonderful as I had hoped...in the middle of NOWHERE and I felt like I was a part of this experiential moment in time.

PS:  I'm still looking for those posts and the summer work...

PPS:  Just sayin'