Untitled, 2012
MUNNY toy custom from Kid Robot
spray foam, sculpy, water colour, acrylic, ink and pencil crayon
MUNNY custom
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Tagged art, custom, graphic design, kid robot, munny, new school, spray foam, s_arden hill, toy
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Preview – When Mountains Sway Like Elephants (Artist Book) – 2012
Cover – Rubber cement, gel medium, & dry transfer letters
Pages – transparencies and digital images
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Tagged amp, artist books, digital images, rubber cement, s. arden hill, transfer letters, transparencies, transparent
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An Impossible Book – Installation (2011)
An Impossible Book (2011)
by s. arden hill
An Impossible Book is a wall-based installation of a book. The books title is derived literally from the impossible nature of attempting to bind a book with plastic bags partially filled with water.
The Cover is modge-podge and gel medium dried over a 4-month period touched by paint as well as ink and then title adhered by dry transfer letters.
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Preview for Pamilya
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for Paul Robles & Friends “Pamilya” @ Semai gallery in Winnipeg.
Opens on September 16th, 2011
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The Skin I Live In (Artist Book)
The Skin I Live in (Artist Book) 2011
by s. arden hill
Japanese stab bound
Cover: modge podge, gel medium, aerosol, dry transfer letters, and thread
Pages: mystery.
This book was inspired by a conversation with Joe Kalturnyk about Peter Eisenman’s theoretical house in which you could not enter. Like Foucault notion of what you can not see being more exciting/interesting than what you can see, Eisenman space is expected behind the walls of the house, hinted at by a small visible space. The Skin I Live in, being Japanese stab bound and transparent suggests something is locked with the cover but what is “the pages” is left a mystery.
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Tagged artist book, eisenman, foucault, house, letraset, modge podge, RAW, s. arden hill, skin, winnipeg
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