Installation Views of Objectified
So, I’ve finally had a moment to sit down and get this post up since returning from D.C. I had a great time in Washington, Honfleur was a wonderful gallery to work with, and the people from ARCH (a nonprofit,…
So, I’ve finally had a moment to sit down and get this post up since returning from D.C. I had a great time in Washington, Honfleur was a wonderful gallery to work with, and the people from ARCH (a nonprofit,…
The Washington DC based arts and culture blog, Brightest Young Things, has included an article on their website about Objectified. Their writers came to Honfleur Gallery this week for a preview of the show, and to do a behind the…
Colleen Heineman is part scientist. She investigates, analyzes, sorts, charts, decodes, and reconstitutes information into art objects that reflect her concepts and processes. I’m really drawn to Colleens’ artistic process, her methods of investigating and understanding her materials lead to…
Andrea Miller has just completed her Masters program at University of Wisconsin, Madison with a degree in Art Metals. Her most recent body of work, Peripheral Systems, Parts 1-5, is a series of necklaces that compare elements of our constructed…
It’s no secret that I’ve had an art-crush on Robert Longyear’s work for quite a while now. And maybe the theme for Objectified was a little of an excuse to have an opportunity to see his work in real life,…
This past week I had the opportunity to see a newly finished piece by Jeanne Jo, one of the very talented artists participating in the show that I’m curating, Objectified. I have always been a fan of Jeanne Jo’s work,…