by Carole Epp | Jul 8, 2010 | Uncategorized
Almost supper time and I’m feeling a bit behind. Today was not terribly productive in terms of physical work that I wanted to get accomplished, but it has been an incredibly thought provoking day with many chats around the studio which are making my brain buzz. Dialogues on functionality, grad school, audience, expectations, reasoning and justification for making art. Far too complex to summarize in any cohesive manner, I guess you just had to be here…
Here’s hoping this evening is a bit more hands on productive for me. Another late night I guess (not that I’m complaining – it’s been glorious to work 14 hour days!) In the meantime here’s some pics of Robin and Paul working away.



by Carole Epp | Jul 8, 2010 | Uncategorized

Please join us for the Opening Reception with the Artists:
Thursday, July 15th, 5 to 8pm
Gallery Talk: 6pm
Reception is a benefit for Anderson Ranch Arts Center and is in conjunction with Anderson Ranch’s National Recognition Dinner, honoring the Woodmans and Garth Clark and Mark DelVecchio, July 14th. www.andersonranch.org
Harvey / Meadows Gallery is open from 11AM to 5PM, Tuesday through Sunday, and all other times by appointment. Please call 970-920-7721 or visit our website:
www.harveymeadows.com to view the exhibition online and to view the other artists we represent.
by Carole Epp | Jul 8, 2010 | Uncategorized
HotHouse is a two-day think-tank bringing together world-leading creative thinkers, designers, artists, curators, academics, philosophers, urban planners and architects to develop models for the sustainable transformation of urban environments.
HotHouse calls upon art and design to offer visionary and practical means of transforming urban environments in ways that are community based, energising and enduring. The HotHouse symposium at Sydney Opera House will stimulate new art and design projects, connections and collaborations.
There are over 20 local and international
speakers involved including world-leading innovator
Bruce Mau (live from Chicago), major European/Asian biennale curator
Hou Hanru, leading environmental art curator Michaela Crimmin, US academic
Adrian Parr and
Tony Fry, Director of Team D/E/S and founder of the EcoDesign Foundation.
The HotHouse website is now
LIVE!
More than just a website, it is a place for exchanging ideas, reading the program, connecting with other HotHousers or taking part in the urban sketch lab.
HotHouse is an initiative of the National Institute for Experimental Arts [
NIEA] at UNSW in association with Object: Australian Centre for Craft and Design, and the City of Sydney.
WHERE: Sydney Opera House (Utzon Room)
WHEN: July 27-28 2010
COST: $185 Full / $130 Concession*
SEATS ARE VERY LIMITED! For bookings go to the Sydney Opera House
Box Office
*Includes the two-day symposium, lunch and refreshments both days and the cocktail launch event on Tuesday 27 July at 6pm. Concession open to students as well as low-income earners.
by Carole Epp | Jul 8, 2010 | Uncategorized
Hmm well blogger seems to have a limit to how many pics you can upload in a post so here’s a few more from today’s tour for yah! Enjoy!









by Carole Epp | Jul 7, 2010 | Uncategorized
So today started with a tour of Hycroft China, which was so exciting i barely slept last night. (i know i’m a super geek). I’ve got a ton of pictures to share with you but I’ll likely not do any commentary simply because it wouldn’t do the space/objects/history justice. I will entice you with images and suggest that you make the trek out here to visit and have the fantastic Mr. Aaron Nelson take you on a tour in the flesh.








































by Carole Epp | Jul 7, 2010 | Uncategorized
Sean Erwin, Jeff Campana, Kelly Garrett Rathbone and Shanna Fliegel
Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 at 7:30 pm
Bray Resident Center
All artist talks are free and open to the public.

Join us Wednesday evening to hear current Bray Resident Artists Sean Erwin, Jeff Campana, Kelly Garrett Rathbone and Shanna Fliegel discuss their artwork, influences and inspirations.
Click here to view more artwork