Navajo Code-Talkers
Traveling home from the west these photographs plus others were spied from the car. Chip Thomas, an ER doc/photographer on the Navajo reservation, has been wheatpasting large photographs of Native American people on sides of barns and abandoned buildings in the Four Corners for a number of years. These photographs are examples seen between Tuba City and Kayenta on Highway 160. I hope to see and photograph more as I travel south and west of where I live.
Native American women
Monday, May 16, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
DR. SEUSS
SAN DIEGO BOOK FAIRE
While in California I participated in the San Diego Book Faire, held in the Seuss Room, Special Collections at the Geisel Library, University of California, San Diego. Well attended, the visitors viewed artists' book exhibits and demonstrations, and participated in a silent auction and a raffle.
Book Sculpture by Sally Hagy-Boyer
Geisel Library, UCSD, La Jolla, CA
The Book Faire scene
Book Sculpture by Sally Hagy-Boyer
Geisel Library, UCSD, La Jolla, CA
The Book Faire scene
WASHI WORKSHOP
Papermaking
The April workshop at the Durango Arts Center was quite successful with students exploring the special qualities of fibers such as kozo and mitsumata and the techiques that are used in Japan and Asia. The 2 day session was prefaced with the showing of the film on sheetforming of paper throughout the world by Elaine Koretsky.
The April workshop at the Durango Arts Center was quite successful with students exploring the special qualities of fibers such as kozo and mitsumata and the techiques that are used in Japan and Asia. The 2 day session was prefaced with the showing of the film on sheetforming of paper throughout the world by Elaine Koretsky.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
APRIL TRAVEL
A week on the island of Molokai was a relaxing interlude. An island without much tourist presence, beautiful in its simplicity and magnificent terrain yet haunting with its history of the once leper colony and Father Damien, caregiver to these abandoned people.
Offering: Molokai, Hawaii
Offering: Molokai, Hawaii
Another site - Sandy Beach on the island of Molokai, Hawaii - for my continuing series of floating handmade paper circles on bodies of water as symbols for peace and healing
Flotsam on the Beach
The beauty of washed up neting and ropes on the beach is bittersweet - floating debris in the ocean being one of our environmental problems
Croton Plant
One of my favorite plants in Hawaii
Raft Floating
Another piece of flotsam found on the beach, pictured as it floats with the tidal current along the shore.
Offering: Molokai, Hawaii
Offering: Molokai, Hawaii
Another site - Sandy Beach on the island of Molokai, Hawaii - for my continuing series of floating handmade paper circles on bodies of water as symbols for peace and healing
Flotsam on the Beach
The beauty of washed up neting and ropes on the beach is bittersweet - floating debris in the ocean being one of our environmental problems
Croton Plant
One of my favorite plants in Hawaii
Raft Floating
Another piece of flotsam found on the beach, pictured as it floats with the tidal current along the shore.
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