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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

a progressing transformation note 7



Here the panels are in position on the coffee dyed canvas duck panel that will be drawn into with beeswax and natural pigment by participants present at the Solstice celebration. Intentions of our mind, our body & our spiritual commitment to peace, love, and co-creativity will be spoken and reverberate throughout the land. These spoken words will be imprinted into the land and travel the ley lines of the earth grid, delivering our intentions around the globe and into the universe.  These spoken intentions will travel within, along the grid of meridians within our bodies and awaken and reinforce our cellular memory, reinforcing our commitment to this new evolution in mankind. The canvas will then be dampened with water element and the panels' jute ends will have fire element applied. As the jute grid burns through the remaining unburned paper, jute, beeswax, pigment and ash will lay upon the dampened canvas. A new image will be formed on the canvas panel and displayed.

enJoy the fire sign Sagittarius Full Moon and lunar eclipse today! A good time to consciously complete projects and issues. The eclipse will amplify these possibilities for us.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

"a progressing transformation"

Summer Solstice Ceremony with "a progressing transformation" art piece will be at the Copper Guinea Farm & Kitchen's Celebration in Atkinson, NC. details to follow...


http://copperguineafarm.wordpress.com/




You are invited to a
Pre-Summer Solstice Party
at Copper-Guinea Farm in Atkinson
Saturday, June 18th
from 5 until...

Bring your family and a favorite dish, Enjoy music from a local band,
Take a self-guided history tour, Envision the life of an old community 100 years past!
There will be games, an outdoor movie, light by the fire,  
And the welcoming of a harmonious, bountiful and balanced summer season!

Bring a picnic blanket and/or chairs for your family.

Thank you for letting us know you'll be there by Thursday, June 16th!
RSVP by email or call at 910-470-3891 Molly Rousey

Directions:
  • North on Hwy 421 across Cape Fear Memorial Bridge
  • Left on Hwy 210 at Johnson's Corner, go for a ways.....
  • Stay straight at 210/Malpass Corner Rd. intersection.  Road will turn into Bell Williams at intersection if you stay straight and road will take a sharp right curve.
  • Turn left on John Henry Store Road .
  • Turn right where road dead ends at Point Caswell Rd. (may or may not be a road sign)
  • House is on right across from open field (house is light greyish-brown with art on front, brown cow and pasture out front)
  • 5000 Point Caswell Rd., red barn mailbox, if you pass the trash center and corner store you have gone too far. 30 minutes from downtown Wilmington .

Molly Tilden Rousey
Copper-Guinea Farm & Kitchen
5000 Point Caswell Road
Atkinson , NC 28421

910-283-9578 home
910-470-3891 cell


Monday, June 13, 2011

Maria Michails / Treia Studios

http://www.treiastudios.net/Treia_Studios/Home.html


TREIA STUDIOS is dedicated to creating projects that integrate art and ecology for the benefit of community.  The word TREIA is a contraction of the English word “tree” and the Greek word “tria” meaning “three”.  As such TREIA STUDIOS, featuring the artistic works of Maria Michails, adopts what we call our ‘three trees’ principle: that the collaborative efforts of art, science and community has the potential to yield creative, innovative and equitable solutions to sustainable living. TREIA STUDIOS is a nomadic studio, allowing place to determine the projects.  A deep commitment has been made to maintain a minimum impact -- in living, travel, and production.


Sunday, June 12, 2011

quote day

"We must walk consciously only part way toward our goal and 
then leap in the dark to our success."
– Henry David Thoreau




Happy leaping!

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Benefit to "Stop Titan"

 Am donating this piece for auction to our local STAN Stop Titan Action Network http://stoptitan.org/. The benefit takes place tonite at Projekte Gallery at the corner of 3rd & Castle Sts. The event kicks off at 5 with activities for our young ones and continues thru the evening with auction, music and celebration to raise funds.
Cementon w/Dying Fish Spirits      Beeswax & Natural Pigment      Greg Patch              
I did this painting in 1989 on the east bank of the Hudson River in New York. At that time the cement plant in Cementon, NY was flagrantly polluting the river. The people of the region united by raising funds and bringing awareness to the problem. Legislation passed and cleanup and regulations began. One of the major influencers was and still is Pete Seeger's Hudson River Sloop Clearwater. Each year they hold the Clearwater Festival to celebrate cleaning up, down.

from the STAN website;
"Since Titan America first announced plans to build one of the largest cement manufacturing and strip mine facilities in the nation on the banks of the Northeast Cape Fear River outside of Wilmington, NC, a strong community coalition has come together to fight this project. Known as the Stop Titan Action Network (STAN), we aim to protect our air, water, aquifers and public health in the Cape Fear region. We strive to create a thriving, healthy and sustainable economy that exists in harmony with the rich natural heritage and abundant coastal resources we all share and on which our future depends."


 piece i did that hatched the above painting

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Ecological Disaster! First Drafts: Christo's 'Over the River' - The Atlantic

 Covering a river with enameled (toxic material) sheets the nourishing rays of the sun are shielded from entering the flowing waters. The reflection of the rays off the surface of the waters is an important process of the biological processes of Earth as well. All life is effected adversely in the name of art and Christo.

First Drafts: Christo's 'Over the River' - The Atlantic


OVER THE RIVER, PROJECT FOR ARKANSAS RIVER, STATE OF COLORADO
Collage 2007 43.2 x 55.9 cm (17 x 22")
Pencil, enamel paint, wax crayon, photograph by Wolfgang Volz, aerial photograph with topographic elevation, fabric sample, and tape
Photo: Andre Grossmann
COPYRIGHT CHRISTO 2007