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I made this a while ago, but just got the flick. Made for the 40/40 Party/Exhibit 2006. Sponsored by www.mplsart.com.
I wanted to take a moment and thank all the people who have supported my work. I am very grateful to anyone who has blogged, shown my work or has stopped to show their support and everyone i haven't met but can appreciate my work. Thank you. Here are a few supporters.
Starting with the first blog post a few years back.
VITA.MN
MPLS/ST.PAUL MAGAZINE
CONVERSE and all the friendly folks at INTRO Partnership
and so many more.....
A special thank you to Vincent Shim, Anthony Kwan,Eli Eijadi, Thomas Dunning, Chloe Hayward, Mat Cook, Mark Rigney,Kristoffer Knutson, Emma Berg, Tristan Pollock,The musical awesomeness of ESTATE, and all of my friends and family. Thank you.
Be on the lookout for the next big install coming very, very soon. :-)
Piste cyclable adjacente à la Rue des Carrières, Montréal
The HOTTEA project developed after a trip to jail, but it was also heavily inspired by past experiences: A grandmother teaching the skill of knitting, anti-gay bullying from kids at school, and, most importantly, the relationships that that were developed along the way — negative, or positive. HOTTEA explains, “The HOTTEA project embodies the similarities and differences in all of us. I wanted to base the project off an idea that had room for growth. We are always growing as people and the dynamic between people gives endless possibilities.”
Piste cyclable adjacente à la Rue des Carrières, Montréal
The HOTTEA project developed after a trip to jail, but it was also heavily inspired by past experiences: A grandmother teaching the skill of knitting, anti-gay bullying from kids at school, and, most importantly, the relationships that that were developed along the way — negative, or positive. HOTTEA explains, “The HOTTEA project embodies the similarities and differences in all of us. I wanted to base the project off an idea that had room for growth. We are always growing as people and the dynamic between people gives endless possibilities.”
Mural by John Grider, Eric Inkala, Isaac Arvold, and Drew Peterson in downtown Nashville off of 5th and Church.
Big thanks to Twist Gallery and mplsart.com.
Photo by Isaac Arvold.