Monday, April 6, 2015

The Pulse Project: 1

This past Friday, The Pulse Project opened at The Empty Spaces Project gallery in Putnam, Connecticut. The exhibition highlighted the work of 29 artists, all of whom were contributors to one of my two books The Pulse of Mixed Media and The Mixed Media Artist. The show runs the entire month of April.

The exhibiting artists are an international crew, hailing from the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and UK. Their artwork is equally diverse, with mediums including assemblage, encaustic, collage, acrylic, oil, pastel, drawing, book making, photography, digital, fabric, jewelry and more

A lot of work went into the setup for this show, especially given the number of artists and the range of styles. Packages containing more than 100 works of art were received and opened.


All the artwork was laid out. 


Decisions were made in terms of placement. Changed. And then changed again.


I am sending thanks to both Paul Toussaint...


...and Ann Monteiro...

...directors of the gallery, for their hard work and beautiful results.


Stay tuned for additional posts that will highlight more pictures of the gallery space, the opening reception and the art.

All 100+ works of art are available for viewing and purchase during the run of the April show on this page on my blog.

7 comments:

Felicity said...

wow! What a huge effort! It looks wonderful - am so proud to be part of it :)

Jackie PN said...

Wonderful Seth! Looking forward to more!! xo

Parabolic Muse said...

I can't even imagine the scope of the work: the emails, meetings, changes of mind, anxieties, irritations, lovely surprises, and conflicting opinions, which all go into such an enterprise. But I will say that you are a Prince, a Knight in S A, and a sincere sensation. You helped me, a lowly neophyte, through the forests of ignorance and past the hillocks of hyperbole into the calm sea of letting-him-alone-so-he-can-take-care-of-it.

Of course, now that another Monday has rolled around, I'm completely lost again. Please send reinforcements.

xox
C

Robert said...

Wow! The five images you show here, Seth, really give a good feeling for the gallery space and an amazing look at the scope of the artwork in the exhibit. It looks like an incredible visual experience. Thanks for this. Excited to see more!

Unknown said...

Hi Seth! I bet the opening of the parcels was the best bit :) The artworks look amazing. I can't wait to see your next posts! Best wishes,
Ingrid :)

Kay Wallace said...

I am thrilled for you as "master" of this great project. The artwork is so diverse and wonderful. Thanks for giving us a look into the gallery!

Kay Wallace said...

I am thrilled for you as "master" of this great project. The artwork is so diverse and wonderful. Thanks for giving us a look into the gallery!