
History Homework
The Concept for the original Ocean show, 1995
Plastique, The
Ocean show - thumbnail images - click
for larger image - a little more info and possibly artists website
NEW- Slide Show
Pano-Ocean Mural
The Artists
The Alchemy of Mixing Pixels With Concrete
Now,
Rebecca's Ocean Painting
Off
the Wall
Plastique-the Ocean show at Barnes & Noble,
June, 2007
There
were
a number of different projects instigated by Visual Arts League at
the Stone Museum.
It began
with the
Hub Cap Wall.
2000
Followed
by the
Flying
Beetle (Volkswagen)
1998
and then
came an influx of Fish Bricks the summer of 2004
surrounding a mirror pond
Kathy, visiting from
Venezuela
What's Art at the Stone Museum?
Below, we
are trying to illustrate the progressive history.
Plastique, The
Ocean show
Above, the small mirror pond where the fish
bricks have migrated.
A closer overall view of the pond surrounded
by fish bricks, March 14th, 2006
How
the hubcaps get up there- Vladimir
May 17th, 2004
(Click here for close up
of the fish bricks)
The Ocean show & the Saga of the Fish Bricks (a tributary). |
1.Random Fish
Bricks & Girl Scout Troops # 537, 832, 76, 375, 1170
http://www.valweb.org/bricks/thevirtualfishbrick.htm
&
Mr. T.
Children's Theatre Fish Bricks
Oklahoma Fish Bricks
Background History
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Oh no! there's more!
Because of Japanese artist, Seiji Ueoka, the New Jersey fish bricks
appeared on the side of a building in Ginza, Japan the first week of July, 2002
( like what is seen on the walls of buildings in times Square, New York City.)
At Seiji's invitation, Judy e mailed the attached images of the bricks and they
were projected along with a selection of Digital imagery from artists / members of Seiji Ueoka's R2001 group.
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There were 250 bricks cemented to the concrete wall, framing each 4' X 8' ocean mural.
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