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Some images from my Fruitlands show
Take a look at my installation piece outdoors in the grape arbor in front of the Red Farmhouse, site of the Fruitlands experiment in vegan communal living run by Louisa May Alcott’s father, Bronson. Pieces on view in the art gallery related to women who influenced Fruitlands, including Shaker founder Mother Ann Lee and museum founder Clara Endicott Sears. If you haven’t been to see this remarkable landscape and collection of American art and antiques, visit on weekends this winter.
http://www.fruitlands.org/exhibitions
At Fruitlands, sculptor Carolyn Wirth is a free-range historian – The Boston Globe
Faces
Bug Jazz back from the foundry
Noir Collaboration
A piece from my “Fortune” series, based on fortune cookie mottos. This is “All That We Are Arises With Our Thoughts,” a collaboration with photographer Teresa Coates.
Among Invasives
Soon to be on view at Appearances, Provincetown Mass: digital c-print of one of my small sculptures, standing in a field of invasive plants. This ongoing project involves replacing invasives with natives in a small, streamside patch of woods and photographing my sculptural avatar as the plants transition.
Who Lives With Us
A visitor’s shadow appears in the piece, which is a mural made of projected drawings on acrylic and plastic packaging, charcoal and crayon drawings, cast and modeled hydrocal sculpture, and found objects. Installation view from ArtSpace Maynard’s main gallery.
New sculpture, lifesize and larger
Top to bottom: Marcelle and Minty, lifesize, cast and modeled hydrocal and waxes. Orpheus, cast hydrocal and found objects. Cumae, paper maché and fiber. Sphinx, paper maché, fired terra cotta, wax, pigments.
Early bronze
Top to bottom: Woman with folded arms, bronze, life-size (two views). Bodhisattva Green Tara, life-size, bronze.
