Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

Felix Gonzalez-Torres has been a huge inspiration to me ever since I saw his work at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. His work centers around family, love, and the absence that those people will soon leave. I feel a connection to his work because my current concept deals with my parents' divorce and the absence of my father. I could spend hours looking at the beauty of the glowing bulbs or the iridescent candy wrappers.

Untitled (for New York), 1992
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Untitled (L.A.), 1991
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Untitled (Perfect Lovers), 1987-90
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Good news.

I disappeared for quite a while, but now I'm back. Hopefully I can start up some random posts again, but I'm still quite busy. Student teaching, graduation, blah, blah, blah, etc.

Monsieur Cabinet.

I found Monsieur Cabinet's website via OK Great a couple of weeks ago, and fell in love. His 1,000 Awesome Things drawings are the best, but don't forget to check out the rest of the site.

A Saturday morning.

Meet Winslow.

The Girl Effect.

To find out how you can help go here.


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Operation: Education on College Street

Our class finally finished our one and only project for Mel Chin. We decided that College Street in Fayetteville needed something more, so the idea of street signs came about. Sadly they were taken down a few hours after they were installed, but thankfully we were able to document them before that happened.

You can find the rest of the signs here.