Public Works
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Amplified Voices Mural Project. 2015
A visual translation of hopes, dreams, and concerns of Burlington's South End residents. Based on a series of community conversations, surveys and one-on-one interviews. acrylic on canvas 6'x8' with Michelle Sayles |
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For more information about the artist funded projects of Plan BTV, go to:
http://www.burlingtonvt.gov/planBTV/Artists-Funded-Projects and to see an interview about this mural, go to: https://vimeo.com/120072663 |
Revolutionary Freedom Flyer. 2010.
revolutionary art... bicycles
The painting is 6x3.5 feet, and was taken off the stretcher for the final photos. It is made with acrylic paint, housepaint, acrylic transfers, spray paint, block prints, and bike parts.
The painting highlights creative thinking in bicycle culture and safety in urban areas.
This painting has been used in artist talks to create a conversation about bicycle safety and culture. From one of the talks, the Burlington Bicycle Coalition was formed.
revolutionary art... bicycles
The painting is 6x3.5 feet, and was taken off the stretcher for the final photos. It is made with acrylic paint, housepaint, acrylic transfers, spray paint, block prints, and bike parts.
The painting highlights creative thinking in bicycle culture and safety in urban areas.
This painting has been used in artist talks to create a conversation about bicycle safety and culture. From one of the talks, the Burlington Bicycle Coalition was formed.
Detail photos
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Moments of Liberation. 2011.
This is a series of paintings and typewritten text and the merging of the two via digital media. The pieces were printed on fabric. These pieces are an autobiographical narrative from 1997-1999 about moments in my life that led me to the beliefs and actions that are with me now.
A Day at the Beach
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A Kink in the Chain
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Kaffein
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Stuck in Bed
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Greenwashing
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Final pieces hanging in City Hall Park. This is part of a guerilla style art installation/theater piece in which an art opening was 'performed'.
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Final pieces hanging in City Hall Park. This is part of a guerilla style art installation/theater piece in which an art opening was 'performed'.
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Work in progress. 2013. 10' x 5'
this is a work in progress, begun at an artist residency at Johnson Studio Center, Johnson VT in the spring of 2013. This piece represents three female historical figures, playing in a street band, and responding to the increase in regulation of public space across the nation. During the creation process, I spent time with texts, speeches, and music by and about each of these women and brought that information into the process, while considering how each would approach the issue of public space. The completed piece will be shown and used to create dialogue around this issue. An accompanying essay is in process as well, and will be available during the public discourse on this painting.
Detail photos
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