Late, last summer I sat down with San Francisco artist Sarah Applebaum. Below are pics I took and our podcast. Although the podcast is a bit late -- what we talk about is relevant and I think you'll enjoy what Sarah has to say about creating and connecting to the larger world around her. Enjoy!
You can listen below or download from iTunes (and subscribe ;)
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I'm a big fan of thoughtful installations especially if it takes its environment into consideration. Upvote if it's got some humor to it. Zander Olsen's Tree, Line has all of the above, not to mention beautiful.
I found Olsen's work via Officina Macedonia's tumblr.
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I have posted Debra Baxter's fine art in the past. You might remember her piece: Crystal Brass Knuckles (Iam going to relign your chakras motherf*cker)? If you aren't familiar with it, get. It's one of the best pieces of sculpture I've ever seen.
Debra also has a gorgeaous line of jewels as well. She recently launched a new site with her gorgeous crystals juxtaposed agians her father, David Baxter's photography. Aptly her new site is named DB/CB.
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first spotted on New American Paintings blog.
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I got pretty mesmerized watching Isaac Gale & David Jensen's film This is Not a Place. Made on location at Justin Vernon of Bon Iver's Wisconsin studio. I keep replaying it over and over. A little bit about the film (that originally accompanied a show at XYandZ Gallery, in Minneapolis, MN):
Compiled over the past year, the duo's film work traverses the wilds of April Base, the Wisconsin studio of Bon Iver's Justin Vernon. Trundling through rich forest landscapes and ephemeral, sculptural environments, the films’ pure visual moments mesh with graceful digital effects, creating entangled shrines and smoke-filled twilights. At its root, the work deals with themes of space--both external and psychological.
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