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Alicia Canary

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Thursday, April 22, 2010

closer



Posted by Alicia Canary at 12:01 AM
Labels: Assemblages, debris, detritus, fiber, found art, industrial artifacts, objects, recycled material, space

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      • March on Wall St April 30 2010
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      • April 23rd Ride
      • closer
      • Falling
      • Assemblage of assemblages
      • June 25 2009-Trans March Union Square
      • Independent Workers Movement ~April 18
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      • October 1st 5-7pmUnion Square South Join a Breadli...
    • ►  July (1)
      • One of a series of meditations on the phrase "I wi...
  • ►  2008 (17)
    • ►  December (4)
      • December 10, 2008
      • My New Button Battalion
      • Holiday Show
      • December is assemblage month
    • ►  November (3)
      • Monday Pieces
      • Common Threads:Art in spite of Retail
      • YEAH!!!OBAMA, OBAMA!!!
    • ►  October (10)
      • Moon-Rings
      • Bird on a wire
      • Meditations:void
      • Pongo
      • Thread Collage
      • Fiber Project
      • Architectual comparison to discourse
      • October 20th
      • Opening November 7th
      • Colorful Rings Colorful Morals Colorful Manners...
  • ►  2005 (1)
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      • first post

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Alicia Canary
Some of my art explores how man’s detritus has infiltrated nature, and vice-versa. Nature isn’t homogeneous or stagnant, but continually changes and reclaims man’s byproducts. In the process, nature herself is changed. Is this a new concept, or has nature always included bits of non-nature? **************************************** My work makes use of man-made materials, most often those that have been discarded by others. Whether it is leftover thread, fabric remnants, scrap paper, second-hand books, or found objects, I reconfigure the materials into “new” assemblages. Photographing these objects, and digitally manipulating the photographs, allows me to reconfigure them in yet another way.
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