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This refrigerator magnet collage is made with an old cast iron jamb lock as the frame with a glow star, an image from my solo show announcement card, an image of a platypus fore arm xray and some antique brass ornamentation.
Molly Hewitt's installation of sculptures and found objects on the Ray Yoshida shelves at the Roger Brown Study Collection.
This spooky fella measures approximately 22" x 4". Each piece is handmade from recycled, repurposed objects.
Each little person comes with a copy of their own story, which helps bring their character to life.
This one's story is:
Did you hear that? What was that? I hear it again! It’s getting closer, it’s like something is breathing down my neck. Please don’t turn out the lights! It’s coming faster now, it will be here any minute! Please make it go away, please tell it to leave me alone!! Don’t close the door, just leave it open, please!!! What do you mean there’s no such thing as the boogie man, he’s standing right there behind the door, laughing. He’s pointing at the clock on his chest, he’s whispering “It’s boogie man time!” No, no, not boogie man time, anything but that!!
It is $75 and comes with a handcrafted copy of the story.
Performing at Baked Tapes' Memorial Day Potluck Noise BBQ at Tommy's Tavern in Greenpoint on May 25, 2009.
Another beverage no one in our family has drunk. (And I don't think you can even buy Tab cola anymore. Wasn't it the first diet soda?) I'm guessing this one is 30+ years old. It was half-buried in the mud before the water dried up.
The abandoned ball feels out of place and forgotten, a quiet remnant of human presence slowly being absorbed by the seasonal decay of the landscape.
