Voir %(titre) par %(nom_de_l'auteur)Aperçu
Aperçu

PAULA DICKEY

jumping into the alaska public art arena

de Jannah Sexton Atkins, Editor and Designer

Couverture rigide imprimée
Livre cartonné avec un design pleine couleur imprimé directement sur la jaquette rigide
Quantité:
À propos du livre
Paula Dickey's life's work is a colorful rainbow of talent and skill, involving many woven forms and masterful watercolor experiements. Developing a passionate interest for weaving three-dimensional sculptural fiber forms, Paula led the Alaska Fiber Movement in the 1970s and '80s. A scholarly sage and technical giant, Paula Dickey lived to create. Her artistic innovations and technical expertise are Paula's true legacy to the state of Alaska and its artists.
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 48
  • Date de publication: déc 18, 2011
  • Mots-clés Alaska contemporary and public art, Alaska, weaving, mosaics
Voir plus
À propos du créateur
jsatkins
Jannah Sexton Atkins
Anchorage, Alaska, USA

"PAULA DICKEY" is a collaborative effort between Paula Dickey and myself. The "PAULA DICKEY" book features original art, written proposals and concepts, speeches and quotations by Paula Dickey. Inspirational quotes are also included as they frequently serve as an important component of Paula's creative process. Artist and Curator, Jannah Sexton Atkins resides in Anchorage, Alaska, where she teaches at UAA and the Art Kids Studio. From 1995 -2019 she curated Contemporary Art Exhibits for APU's Art Galleries and as the Alaska State Council on the Arts' Art Bank Curator (1997-2004) she managed a state collection of 770 pieces of original art created by Contemporary Artists living in the State of Alaska from 1975-2004. Jannah's mixed media relics, shrines and panels are featured in Soldotna Central Peninsula Hospital, State of Alaska’s 1% Art in Public Places & Art Bank, UA Museum of the North - FBXS, Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center, and Kenai Peninsula Borough School District.

Continuer à lire