Artists can self-impose homework assignments to stretch their creative muscles or can latch onto a group or gallery project's focus to see where their abilities may take them. One such experiment by our friend, Corinne, led her to this abstract piece. A gallery in Tucson was curating a show simply entitled, "Red," and thus the inspiration for this piece was born.
Agent McAuley is a bead tapestry artist and her work can be viewed at corinnemcauleyfineart.com. Check her site out to see where you can see her and her work in person and for her to describe her process. The number of beads in any given project is in the tens of thousands and just astounds us! If there's something important that she has finished, she entrusts us to photograph it for her website, promotion and posterity. Thanks, Corinne!
The studio is primarily 'focused' on the antiquities, art and architure of the American Southwest (pardon the photographic pun). Our travels take us to the far reaches of the American outback and our research has delved deep into the cultures that came before. Through our photography we hope to preserve our cultural heritage for generations to come and lend light to the beautiful land we call home. Join us on our journey.
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
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