PROJECT 108, 9 (29 269.35 days)

PROJECT 108, 9 (29 269.35 days)

Art IG, Germany, 59 packages of white printer paper (500 pages each for a total of 29 270 + pages), 2012. Text above read: In the white space of a blank page lies the unlimited potential for creation. The average German life spans 29,269.35 days. What will you create?...
PROJECT 108, 8  (white flag: surrender plain and simple)

PROJECT 108, 8 (white flag: surrender plain and simple)

Raising the white flag is only defeat of the ego and it happens when we are too weary to swim against the current. We resist it often and for as long as possible. The brightest lights always follow the darkest moments. In surrender we see that we are powerful beyond...
PROJECT 108, 1 (open heart for art meetings)

PROJECT 108, 1 (open heart for art meetings)

My art practice felt stagnant. There were creatives around, but we weren’t talking about creativity. ‘Non-artists’ seemed hungry for creativity too. I realized that life is a process constructed in each moment, through focus, imagination, creativity, and...
PROJECT 108, 2 (hopes and fears)

PROJECT 108, 2 (hopes and fears)

  Collections & Collaboration | Wed. Jul. 27 11 am 2011 | Other Gallery, Glyde Hall The Banff Centre www.banffcentre.ca/event/5475/lunch-truck.mvc?d=2011-07-27+11:00 Instructions: Acknowledge some hopes and fears to yourself. With a pencil, mark one envelope...
PROJECT 108, 3 (community art committee)

PROJECT 108, 3 (community art committee)

This was a seemingly simpler approach, but when good initiatives are in place I think it is important to join in and support them. There was a call for the Banff Community Art Committee in October. I took it as an opportunity to commit to an important initiative...
PROJECT 108, 4 (memory mobiles)

PROJECT 108, 4 (memory mobiles)

The details: Paper plates, string, drawings and stories by the After School Program students What a fun day with the After School Program! 18 excited students and talented young storytellers/designers got to work on creating mobiles. First they thought about a memory...