LAURA TWO TINA:: Laura Gaffke and Tina Hirsig
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| Blog Name: | LAURA TWO TINA:: Laura Gaffke and Tina Hirsig |
| Url: | http://www.lauratwotina.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | art, collaboration, creativity |
| Description: | Laura Gaffke and Tina Hirsig met the first day of their graduate school residency at Goddard College. Since then, they have been collaborators on numerous projects. From Groton, Connecticut to Charleston, South Carolina they have bridged the gap between two geographical locations and two art practices. The artist's intention for this blog is to document and create conversation about the nature of collaboration, teaching, learning, and the process of creating art....artist two artist. FOLLOW THE CONVERSATION THROUGH their collaboratively created book, Vision/ReVision Project, Artist Talks, Books, Studio and Journey Notes. |
| Popularity: | 58 Followers |
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First Exhibition of Collaborative Works
Laura and Tina announce their first exhibition of collaborative works. Opening reception is Friday December 4th 5:30-7:30 at Plum Elements Gallery in Charleston South Carolina. The work is available for purchase. We are looking forward to hearing how the community in Charleston responds to our work based on this poem by Rumi:
Laura and Tina announce their first exhibition of collaborative works. Opening reception is Friday December 4th 5:30-7:30 at Plum Elements Gallery in Charleston South Carolina. The work is available for purchase. We are looking forward to hearing how the community in Charleston responds to our work based on this poem by Rumi:
Vision 21
This post marks 100 posts for us since starting the blog!Vision 21 Laura My dearest Tina~ I cannot even believe this is our 100th post since starting this blog!!! My heart is full and is reflected in my Vision for the week. It came to me with the unexpected gesture of love found in my cereal of all places. My obsession with hearts began with the first heart rock I had ever seen given to me by good friend
This post marks 100 posts for us since starting the blog!Vision 21 Laura My dearest Tina~ I cannot even believe this is our 100th post since starting this blog!!! My heart is full and is reflected in my Vision for the week. It came to me with the unexpected gesture of love found in my cereal of all places. My obsession with hearts began with the first heart rock I had ever seen given to me by good friend
MAKING THE MARK: THE WORK OF THE STONINGTON PRINTMAKERS SOCIETY
Monotypes by Sadie DeVore (l) and Mara Beckwith (r), Society Co-founders. P
Monotypes by Sadie DeVore (l) and Mara Beckwith (r), Society Co-founders. P
ReVision 20
ReVision Laura Dear Tina~ Thank you for remembering my many “benches.” I still stumble upon them in unexpected places like the one in this picture, often when I need to pause and reconnect with nature or myself. I see them as little gifts we all can find if we are receptive to them.Walking at Bluff Point cen
ReVision Laura Dear Tina~ Thank you for remembering my many “benches.” I still stumble upon them in unexpected places like the one in this picture, often when I need to pause and reconnect with nature or myself. I see them as little gifts we all can find if we are receptive to them.Walking at Bluff Point cen
FAQ #1
You Ask….We Answer… Frequently.Asked.Questions Laura and Tina are starting a series of question and answers about our individual studio practices. Feel free to ask us questions as well and we will make sure we answer them. For now we are asking the questions to one another. The teachers in us are often feeling the need to share, explain, discuss and assess all that we have learned. We can’t help it…this is what all these years of being educated and being the educator has done to us. So, excuse us while we scratch the teaching itch! Not only will we be talking about what it means to be an artist, but also all the juicy good
You Ask….We Answer… Frequently.Asked.Questions Laura and Tina are starting a series of question and answers about our individual studio practices. Feel free to ask us questions as well and we will make sure we answer them. For now we are asking the questions to one another. The teachers in us are often feeling the need to share, explain, discuss and assess all that we have learned. We can’t help it…this is what all these years of being educated and being the educator has done to us. So, excuse us while we scratch the teaching itch! Not only will we be talking about what it means to be an artist, but also all the juicy good
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