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This is puppet, my new Dal. She come from " Make it own box". I made her make up and i'm proud of myself !
Photos by Creative Collective for Creative North Shore
“Diagonals are created from the leaning power of hurt verticals,” says Peter Schumann, founder and director of Bread and Puppet Theater.
We inhabitants of Western modernity are no strangers to verticality, from the architecture of our cities, to the “ladder(s) of success” we’re asked to scale, to the incessant wakefulness required of us, postponing the horizontal pleasures of sleep. Bread and Puppet’s Diagonal Life presents the diagonal as a potent and promising opposition to the dominating verticality of our culture. Puppeteers long ago realized that the most aesthetically radical movements for puppets are diagonals, because these movements are cannot be sustained by human actors or dancers for more than a moment. (Gymnasts upsidedown themselves frequently and with ease, but diagonal positions remain inaccessible without the use of puppet.)
Diagonal Life brings all the bewildering, beguiling, and downright funny possibilities and implications of diagonality to life with song, dance, magic, mechanism, and stunning cardboard and paper maché puppets painted in Peter Schumann’s exuberant, slapdash expressionist style.
A Puppet Interlude II
A solo exhibition by Chaiyot Jindagun
January 12 - February 14, 2009
Opening reception: Monday, January 12, 7-9 pm.
BANGKOK, BKK (November 17, 2008) - ArtGorillas ArtGallery is pleased to present A Puppet interlude II, a solo exhibition of new work by Chaiyot Jindagun. This show is a sequel to his earlier show at the beginning of 2008, where the artist continually depicts details from fantastic realms of Thai fine arts across the time through the imaginary life of the royal puppets or Thai traditional puppets.
In A Puppet Interlude II, the artist expresses his concern on vanishing Thai ancient heritage by bringing the puppets in his paintings to life through different gestures, the look in their eyes, that seemed to interact with the perplexed surroundings. This incredibly adds emotional sensation of the past and nowness , hence, reflects the immortality and volubility of Thai fine arts.
Chaiyot Jindagun graduated from Faculty of Painting , Sculpture, and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University in 2007. Originally from Ubon Ratchathani, the artist is now living and working in Bangkok.
For more information, please contact the gallery.
ArtGorillas ArtGallery
260 2nd Floor Lido Multiplex Siam Square Soi 3 Bangkok
E-mail: info@artgorillas.com
Web: www.artgorillas.com
MySpace: www.myspace.com/artgorillas
Tel/Fax: +66 2 658 3975
Gallery hours:
Mon.-Fri. 10.00-20.00
Sat.-Sun 12.00-20.00
Or by appointment. Closed on major holidays.
Coming to Beebe Library May 9 for two shows. Call 781-246-6334, x3 for infromation and reservations. FREE!
One of a kind Haunted Miniature created by artist Pat Benedict ...woopitydooart.
"The Mysterious Traveling Puppet show" with 26 hand sculpted puppets, Piroska the witch and her little witch broom helper. designed for a 1:12th in scale haunted dollhouse or Halloween collection.
It would have had the feather type thing, but I didn't have a tripod or an extra hand to hold the camera....
This was made by Michelle - she has a whole story in mind for this puppet but she isn't on the stop motion animation workshop so I hope she posts up the finished pics of this puppet - she also makes fantastic dolls!
A puppet fabrication workshop in London.
a lot of things to cover in a short period of time really.