Fibers is an interdisciplinary program in the Art Department of the University of Missouri that incorporates a variety of techniques and methods. Techniques taught in the fiber program inform visual communication for all art media. Through the mixed-media approach of the discipline, fiber processes and materials can be utilized to become drawing, printmaking, painting, photography, sculpture or new media.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Maria Ogedengbe, hand-dyeing - billboards up in Kansas City, MO Crossroads through November 2015.
"Painting Contest: MO real
Twin billboard images relate the story of a painting contest recorded in Socrates' day by Pliny the Elder:
A painting of grapes by one artist was so realistic that birds flew down and pecked at it. Then the first artist reached to draw back a drape covering the second artist's work... only to find that the drape itself was painted ! And so, the second artist was declared the winner.
The hand-dyed drape pictured makes a case for textile arts as a medium for painting."
http://www.mariaurora.net/2629068-mo-real-artboards
Link to Charlotte Street Foundation page:
http://www.charlottestreet.org/2015/08/new-missouri-bank-crossroads-artboards-by-charlie-mylie-maria-ogedengbe/
Featured artist page on the Pattern Observer:
https://patternobserver.com/2015/10/14/featured-artist-maria-ogedengbe/
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