Last Sunday (5/13/07), I tape tagged Ruby on the Olympia Free Wall (you can almost see the tape in this pic): The before the reveal pic, Thursday afternoon (5/17/07) : The after pics, Friday morning (5/18/07) : … Continue reading →
There is an “R” here on the left, but you can’t see it yet. Hey, what is that lil’ punk dude in the ironic preppy tee doing messing with my tag? Oh, man, he’s taking off the tape. And now … Continue reading →
On Sunday, I taped Ruby several times on the Free Wall behind my art studio, and then waited. Most of the tape tags were torn down, but a few survived. Today I was rewarded when I returned to reveal my … Continue reading →
I have been using tape (along with reused plastic bags and bubble wrap) to make figurative sculptures. Last week, I tagged the Olympia Free Wall with tape, but you can’t really see it in this picture on the right (its … Continue reading →
April Fools Day should be celebrated all the time: Saw this hanging in the tree by the Free Wall, it says “Otter Power” (this might be a challenge to the Raccoon Collective, or maybe some faction of the Species Parade … Continue reading →
My attraction to the Free Wall is that it is forever changing (or as Freeplay says, “it never rests”). Here is what it looked like on Sunday: The east wall of Olympia Film Society / Capitol Theatre became a public … Continue reading →
The Free Wall looked like this the other day. (if I was the documentary type, I would tell you the date and time, but I don’t remember, and really, I don’t care, I just like noticing the changes). Today at … Continue reading →
I was in Salem, OR on Saturday, and from a distance, this tree looked really fascinating, made me think about large scale artwork, incorporating the natural and the unnatural, plotting about more temporary public art installation possibilities. I saw this … Continue reading →
The Olympia Free Wall is in the alley on Washington St between 4th and 5th Ave, which is the north side of the Capitol Theatre Building; my studio is on the west side of the buidling, so I check it … Continue reading →
The HERE TODAY project finished on Friday: the Explorer sat reading in front of Doria’s and had sodas and coffee with various passersby. Meanwhile, the Dreamer dreamed at the Painted Plate and the Observer observed in the window of Room … Continue reading →
