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“The Sketchbook Project Is A Traveling Library Of Artists’ books Created By Thousands Of People from Across The Globe.”
The company is based in Brooklyn, NY.
I decided my latest work, would be to do a sketchbook. The theme: “Capes, Masks and Tights”, focusing as you can see on “Tights.”
I have not even begun, but already the images of the lower half of figures in tights has woven its way into my thoughts.
Anyone can do a sketchbook, have it digitized and then let it travel around the country as part of a library. The idea for this was formed by some folks from Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta.
I find these origins appropriate for me, since I live in Atlanta, did postgraduate work at Atlanta College of Art (now Savannah College of Art and Design), grew up, in part, in the New York area. And exhibit my artwork in New York and Atlanta now.
The sketchbook is a great way for artists to get “unstuck.” To keep doing work. Get ideas flowing, and to enjoy the finished product.
This sculpture reminds me of the shape I used in my video “Bread In The Sky.”
This is the finished set for Maniya Barredo’s “Nutcracker.”
Painting the background of the “party scene” for Maniya Barredo’s “Nutcracker.”
Part of Tommy Taylor’s beautiful work on Elizabeth Street, Atlanta, GA. Courtesy of WhiteSpace Gallery. Car, telephone pole and wires add to painting, in my opinion.
Beautiful storefront window of an Artist’s Book Store in New York. Ideas come from everywhere.
Truck coming to pick up installation from Ceres Gallery, 547 W 27th Street, New York, NY 10001.
Time to move on to another project!
Ceres Gallery
547 W 27th Street, Suite 201
New York, NY 10001
212 947 6100
ceresgallery@earthlink.net
http://www.hollishildebrand-mills.com
Come see! It’s the last few days of my show! Closes Saturday, March 30th at 6 PM!
Hollis Hildebrand-Mills 