My studio - and the beginning of morning twilight in the windows. |
The first peek of daylight, as seen from my east-facing studio window. |
Below are a few items found in the studio, as I was thoroughly cleaning and clearing it out (I can't focus/work in cluttered space). I also found strips of hot red acetate and bottle green glass, which I have catching light in both of my studio windows (red acetate shown in the window above).
For now, I've started refreshing my beading skills with seed beads that I bought at the Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre yesterday. I plan to incorporate some crusted beady areas into my sculptures:
Last night I had the pleasure of participating in film selections for the Dawson City International Short Film Festival that happens in the Spring. The selections happen at KIAC in their classroom, which is set up with a huge TV and wine and snacks, and interested community members (most in this community are artists) are invited to screen some of the films and vote/score. Usually ten films are shown per night. The score cards are collected and used by the jury to help make the shortlist for the final selections. These screenings happen twice a week, so I'll be attending more! SUPER FUN perk of being here as artist-in-residence.
To end and bring the topic back to the twilight zone, in the next post I'll talk about the house ghost here at Macaulay House where resident artists stay. I dare say I've had some communication already.
This sounds like so much fun. Hope you have a wonderful experience. :)
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