If you’re in the Highlandtown area, stop by Skyloft Gallery through the 15th of OCT to see some of my work in person, along with other great local artists.

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Artist Meet and Greet at Sorso’s Cafe in Federal Hill, Downtown Baltimore, MD.

On view at Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery until June 30, 2010:

On view at Philadelphia City Hall until July 30, 2010:

Work from the 4 day event on the Schulykill River Bank:

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A few images from the Closing Event at the:
Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery
at the University of the Arts
211 South Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA

Show is up from JUNE 13-30, 2010/////// PLEASE VISIT!!!!

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Also, please visit the preview exhibition on view until JULY 23 (10a-5p weekdays)
at:
Philadelphia City Hall, 2nd Floor
Broad & Market Streets
Philadelphia, PA

Day 1: Rained out!
Day 2: starling sculpture entitled “CURRENT”
Day 3: Drawings
Day 4: starlings sculpture, untitled

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For all event information and information on the participating artists visit:
Artintheopenphila.org

For all event information and information on the participating artists visit:

Participating artists include:
Nancy Agati
Maria Anasazi
Cynthia Back
Laura Anderson Barbata
Sonia Elizabeth Barrett
Michael Bartmann
Joan Becker
Ava Blitz
Harry Bower
Michele Brody
Nic Coviello
Laure Drogoul
Anda Dubinskis
Mindy Flexer
Candace Fong
Valerie George
Roy Andres Hofer
Ellie Irons
Diedra Krieger
David Lee
Dan Lobdell
Joe Mangrum
Ed Marston
S. Zachary Martin
Austin + Mergold
Daniel Petraitis
Christopher Pierro
Paul Santoleri
Diane Savona
Tremain Smith
Leah Stein Dance Company
Katie Tackman
Denise Karabinus Telang
Blaise Tobia
Roman Tybinko

AIO event flyer

Features on websites

August 6, 2009

I recently did a google search on my name and found a few websites that i’m featured on! please take a look!

http://www.dormecooper.com/bso/

Fellow designer Charles Cooper created an AMAZING website for the Inter/Arts exhibition Spring 2009 at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore, MD. Click on artists and my name to see really great imagery of the swarm piece!!!

http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/index.php?Itemid=712&id=6144&option=com_content&task=view

this one is a bit older, from the W3 exhibition in Seoul, South Korea June 2007. Great image of our group pieces Will you marry me?.

http://www.minacheon.com/mk2007.html

Mina Cheon, our teacher and organizer for our MICAkorea program, is an internationally recognized artist. This archive page has the most images of the show W3.

http://karialtmann.com/work/2007/diamonds/index.html

Kari Altmann, a fellow MICA grad and also an artist at the W3 exhibition, captured AMAZING photos of our exhibition. Please visit her site Karialtmann.com to see her recent work. She has been doing big things since MICA.

http://www.brocketthorne.com/iWeb/type2/studentwork.html

A piece from my  Typography class during undergrad is featured on my former professor’s page, Brockett Horne.

http://www.nakturnal.net/ladies.html

well this was from my mohawk days…it has nothing to do with my art but it was my profile while working for Nakturnal promotions based out of Philly.

and finally my two travel blogs (made for family so they are very corny!):

http://candaceinseoul.blogspot.com/

http://candaceinbarcelona.blogspot.com/

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(artist statement)

The Swarm and Flocking Starlings

The sinuous undulations and mysterious shapes created by the phenomenon of flocking starlings motivates my current body of work. I’m exploring the visual dynamic of the swarms through a series of drawings and experimentations in space. I am exploring the complexity of the flock by building and layering the material and by varying the mark. This is evident in the pieces Life and Entity. These pieces also consider concepts of time and space, which I frequently observe in the action of the swarms. Beyond the technical approach, I am further exploring my interest in phenomenological thought through consideration of material and visual decisions regarding the forms and density in the drawings. In the piece Teaming Swarm, such secondary concepts are considered by continuing one flock of birds drawn using soft charcoal onto two tattered sheets of paper. The idea of fragility is evident in both materials, as well as the treatment of the drawn image. Works such as Con Tutta Forza and Reverse Inverse consider the space that is created by the flock as well as that which surrounds the flock. Again space and viewer/body relationships are addressed. By cutting into the material and by building the form in 3D space, the viewer has the ability to create those relationships. Referencing found images on google and amateur footage on youtube requires me to apply an imagined sense of what this experience would be like in person, as I have never experienced it personally. In this, I am further considering body, space, and sensual perception to recreate the phenomenon. I am working towards discovering the sense of ‘awe’ that the flocks evoke in those who encounter them to my work.

The Drawings:

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Group Exhibitions

May 30, 2009

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Past Work- 3D 2007-2008

April 3, 2009

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