I recently gave a midday artist talk at the Columbus Cultural Art Center about my exhibit Brownie In Motion: traveling picture show. Luckily – since noon on a Thursday is hard for most people to go out to see art – the talk was recorded.
Header photograph courtesy of TJ Hansen.
During the opening reception of Brownie In Motion: Traveling Picture Show Channel 3 shot a lovely video about my exhibit. You can check out the final piece by clicking the box above.
If you haven’t had a chance to see the show yet, it will be up through March 19th at the Columbus Cultural Art Center. For more info, please see http://culturalartscenteronline.org/brownie_in_motion
Header photograph is courtesy of TJ Hansen.
A little while back, I was challenged by my friend Kellan Mangan to take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and was happy to oblige.
BRRRRRR!
A huge thank you goes out to my friend and OSU STEAM Factory colleague Roman Holowinsky. I’m not only thankful for his generous donation to the Brownie In Motion campaign but also for his ongoing enthusiasm, and encouragement. Without Roman’s sense of long-term vision, neither the OSU STEAM Factory nor the Brownie In Motion project would exist as we know them today.
For those of you not familiar with The Steam Factory, our purpose is to promote interdisciplinary collaboration in the OSU community across the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. To disseminate research, technology and pedagogy through public interaction and to create new ways in which our work can impact a broader audience. Brownie In Motion was actually constructed with budgetary support from an Outreach and Engagement Grant that the STEAM Factory wrote together.
It’s not too late to contribute to the indiegogo campaign! There are 8 hours left so quickly click your way over to https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brownie-in-motion/contributions/new and donate now!
Please take a look and support the work of Rachel Smith! Rachael’s project recently came to my attention when she donated to my indiegogo campaign, Brownie In Motion. Rachael is also in the midst of running a campaign to fund a creative project seeped in historical significance. Normandy: A World Apart is a documentary film that seeks to preserve the stories of WWII veterans, 70 years after the D-Day invasion of Normandy.
There are 3-days left in her team’s campaign, please share their project and consider donating today!
See Brownie in Motion as it travels across central Ohio, then help bring the world’s largest Brownie camera across the US by donating to the campaign at:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/brownie-in-motion/x/7179110#gallery
Brownie In Motion 