speaking of root vegetable roasts...
how to speak hip
Looks like someone is missing from this photo... |
Now
I am back in Charlottesville and into the groove again. Working on a
thread-on-canvas piece for someone, with people playing instruments. I
decided to make it while watching every River Phoenix movie ever made
and it's been pretty successful so far.
Overall:
my wanderlust is going crazy, I've been making infographics and
swimming a lot, and the upcoming shuckster should be a fun one. Still
trying in my lifelong quest to go to bed at a decent hour. Unsuccessful.
Alright, I'm going to go downstairs to make a root vegetable roast. Happy autumn.
Kevin Cyr |
I wanna be a singer
but I don't want to leave my home
but I don't really have a home
so I might as well go roam
oh ho-ho
oh ho-ho
She's built for speed
The past several weekends have been all over the place, geographically. Williamsburg, Roanoke, Baltimore... there's a lot to see and the summer is quickly coming to a close! You gotta fit in those ghost tours, boat rides and walks at the waterfront, though, am I right?
photograph Brendan Fitzgerald
Last weekend, we also had our monthly Shuckster opening, which I think went well. It was nice to see a mishmash of different people all coming to the same place to look at art but also to see each other and have conversations with new people. I hope it will continue to go as well - !
Shaun Kardinal - "Intertwined"
paul covers bruce
Max: I'm too nostalgic. I'll admit it.
Skippy: We graduated four months ago. What can you possibly be nostalgic for?
Max: I'm nostalgic for conversations I had yesterday. I've begun reminiscing events before they even occur. I'm reminiscing this right now. I can't go to the bar because I've already looked back on it in my memory... and I didn't have a good time.
UVA Alumni Illustration, Fall 2011
Fall 2011 Feature
Raising Children
U.Va. professors share advice about the hardest job in the world
by Sierra Bellows
art show at the garage!
New work by Jesse Wells
May 6 - 29
Jesse's newest work explores impossible connections and unifying totems. Mapping the interpersonal aesthetics of the quest, it features prints and works on paper, zines, crochet, and embroidery.
The Garage
N. 1st Street (across from Lee Park)
Charlottesville, VA
22902
Opening Reception May 6, 5:30-8pm
Please come for refreshments, friends, and art!
Gallery Hours: During scheduled events, or by appointment.
www.thegarage-cville.com
Contact (for additional information):
Jesse: jesskawells [!at] gmail.com
Information regarding the image:
Jesse Wells, "Listo" letterpress on paper 9"x9", 2011
summer
Project
We have been slowly working on utilizing this space, in particular, setting up one of the walls with lots of artwork. Here's our progress!
Featuring work by: Nikki McClure, Patrick Costello, Jesse Wells, Erika Jane, Jeremy Taylor, Allyson Mellberg-Taylor, Andy Jenkins, Sierra Bellows, Kristin Smith (not pictured), Rachel Singel
baby o'clock!
Hey! I got reviewed in The Hook this week! Seems like they agreed that it was a little difficult to see the work at that venue, but hey - who am I to say no to someone offering me a place to put up my art? Plus they're really nice over there and I dug the yellow walls! A lot of good things have come from it. Thanks for the kind words about my work, though, Laura!
In other news, my close friend jamesanderson is having a baby girl as we speak! Congrats to the soon-to-be mom and dad! You'll be chasin' the boys away from your house before you know it - !
In other news, my close friend jamesanderson is having a baby girl as we speak! Congrats to the soon-to-be mom and dad! You'll be chasin' the boys away from your house before you know it - !