Someone kindly brought to my attention that I mistakenly called the City of Pasadena Arts and Culture Commission the Pasadena Council on the Arts.... An error by a preoccupied new mom... sorry! Seems I could fix the error in my profile but in the original posts, I can either delete the post or leave it be... so, I'm going to have to live with that mistake. Again, my apologies.
Good luck to those applying in this year's grant giving cycle. City of Pasadena Arts and Culture Commission
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Installation and Opening Pictures
Whoa! It's already been 11 days since the opening?! Wow.... OK, here are some pictures... I've gotten comments via email, but if anyone's out there and wants to comment via the blog-- I'm curious what you think-- good, bad, indifferent, anything else-- really! I want to know...
View from across Fair Oaks Ave. and then looking north up the avenue:
Individual pieces as they appear on the fence, posted here on the blog as if you were walking south on the avenue, essentially a left to right read:
As you can see, the pieces are attached (with zip ties) to a fence within the bounds of the perimeter fence surrounding the property. Thanks to Jonathan-- Otis intern working at Side Street for the summer-- he's been checking the work daily and has secured the corners better than I did.
Here are some pictures taken at the opening:
The Armory Center for the Arts offered a workshop to any interested participants:
Some parting party shots-- Deborah Aschheim is wearing the black and white shirt; she's another recipient of an Individual Artist Grant from the City of Pasadena. Her beautiful work can be seen here: http://www.deborahaschheim.com/
View from across Fair Oaks Ave. and then looking north up the avenue:
Individual pieces as they appear on the fence, posted here on the blog as if you were walking south on the avenue, essentially a left to right read:
As you can see, the pieces are attached (with zip ties) to a fence within the bounds of the perimeter fence surrounding the property. Thanks to Jonathan-- Otis intern working at Side Street for the summer-- he's been checking the work daily and has secured the corners better than I did.
Here are some pictures taken at the opening:
The Armory Center for the Arts offered a workshop to any interested participants:
Some parting party shots-- Deborah Aschheim is wearing the black and white shirt; she's another recipient of an Individual Artist Grant from the City of Pasadena. Her beautiful work can be seen here: http://www.deborahaschheim.com/
Friday, May 1, 2009
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