In the past 5 months, I've graduated with my Associates, moved to Manhattan, and continued on my education at Hunter College. I don't have access to a scanner or digital camera anymore, so recording my work digitally is a lot harder. Here are some scans and photos of my projects from my Advanced Drawing class.
Or maybe you'd be more interested in a hands on approach?
Cats, like art, are quite useless.
This man doesn't know how ugly he is.
This woman is reenacting an old Japanese wood block print involving an octopus.
You can see video of some art recycling right here, at the Chateau de Dada, an event featuring collaborative collage, creative destruction, video viewing, John Cage on VHS, and delicious cheesecake.
Cacophony...what the hell? See, this was a performance/protest at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center, so-called focal point of the arts on Staten Island. The site has become gutted of most of its "culture" (such as it is on Staten Island). Yet they have this big-ass party every year called the Neptune Ball, to congratulate their donors. So these arty types from Sicolab decided to protest outside by making lots of noise and playing instruments and making art. Hence Cacophony. Coverage here.
I started this blog while trying to teach myself how to draw and hoping to find a professional artist to mentor under. Then I decided I needed to go to school. Now I'm about to graduate with a degree in graphic design and go on to a B.S. in fine art.