Nests, Shells, and Corners

Six artists rethink how we occupy everyday spaces: home, office, studio.

 

 Currently in the process of  installing for the Nests, Shells, and Corners exhibition that opens this Friday. The title is taken from three chapters in Bachelard's Poetics of Space

Something like this will probably happen for my piece...

 

 

We shall see...

mbh

Mary Beth Hassan

Situ Studio- reOrder

Seriously, I NEED this team

Situ Studio installation reOrder, 2011 @ Brooklyn Museum

some similarities in our work?

ingress, 2009

MFA 1st year show at Des Lee Gallery

through, 2009

Absences and Obsessions

Friend and fellow WashU MFA Alum Kristin Fleischmann has a must see exhibition currently showing at Craft Alliance entitled Absences and Obsessions

View more of Kristin's work here and here.

Valerie Hegarty & Arman

Forgot how I came across her work, but so glad I did.

more here.


Reminds me a lot of the Arman Retrospective I saw at the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Full room installation view of The Day After. Burned furniture casted in bronze. Quality isn't so great because I had to sneak the picture with my phone but you can get the idea from the web picture below.

(hard) soft sculpture

Searching for work that embodies "soft" without being tactually soft in order to help explain "visual softness"

Joseph Havel

Arched Handkerchief, 2010. Cast Bronze

Twins, 2007. Bronze

Absolutely my favorite piece at Laumeier Sculpture Park.

Lynda Benglis. Uno, 1974. Copper over stainless steel mesh

Eva Hesse. Expanded Expansion, 1969. Fiberglass, Latex, Cheesecloth