Showing posts with label brain camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brain camp. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Mediasplosion

Hello June! This is about to be an extremely hectic month! Artlantis is in two days and ICE is next weekend! Meanwhile, I'm still working hard on work for the July Beep Beep show and fitting in commissions on the side. Alas, I LOVE being busy!

A few things to update on:

Firstly, I was contacted a few months ago about being on a reality TV show called Let Us In, where they come to my home and talk to me about being an artist and whatnot. The episode just aired this past weekend, and it can be watched online too. If you click on the image below, you'll be taken to the site, where you'll need to click "Episode 4." Chris Appleton of Wonderroot is featured in the first half, and my segment begins around 13:30. Enjoy!


Next up, Brain Camp! Such a blast. Really enjoyed all the bands and working alongside some of my favorite people to make it happen. Check out some pictures from the event!






Much of my work from the evening is still available - catch it over at my shop before it swims away!

Welp, I need to get back to preparations for Artlantis this Saturday! I'm going to have a couple of new products that might just sell out before I can bring them to the shop... please make sure to stop by and say hello!

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Call for Brain Campers

I'm a member of the Atlanta-based art collective lovingly named Brain Camp. The core group of us have been friends for years, and while all of us are creative in varied ways, Paige Hanserd took the reins in getting us to finally collaborate. Our first show was at MINT Gallery, one of my favorite galleries in Atlanta, and I think it was a total success (mainly due to Paige's super-hard work). Now we're in the planning stages of our next show, to take place at The Cottage (a vague, and not-yet-disclosed location in East Atlanta) and its surrounding quarries. We've found that we have an abundance of space outside of the cottage and that the show has room for some guest artists to participate alongside our core group.

So! A call to artists:

Brain Camp is seeking a limited number of installation and 3D artists interested in exhibiting with their core group and utilizing the outdoor space and the rock quarries for our next show, taking place May 28th. Traditional artists are welcome as well, though wall space is extremely limited, so we urge any interested artists in considering installing their work outside. 


Please contact Kelly McKernan at she@kellymckernan.com with your name, contact information, website, and any other pertinent information including any proposals of how your work can be displayed in the outdoor environment. Those who are selected will be notified by April 15th.

Here are some images from our last show at MINT Gallery to give y'all a feel of our work:




More information on Brain Camp can be found at these links:


Brain Camp on Facebook
Brain Camp on Twitter
Brain Camp on Tumblr

Please pass this information along! Thanks yo.