I am enjoying hiding arts, as you can probably tell.
From top to bottom:
Number 21, "Is." Arcata Marsh, trail alongside Allen Marsh.
Number 24, "Drawing-Near." Miner's Ridge Trail, Prairie Creek Redwood State Park.
Number 28, "Disappear." McKinleyville Mid-Town Trail, off of Railroad Avenue.
Local Artists who wish to participate can make something and leave it some place within Humboldt County for a lucky random and mysterious person to find. Artists are encouraged to post locations and or hints with a photograph of their abandoned masterpieces.
Piece #5 of Indi Grate Bee-low, entitled "And,"
Abandoned at the Hishari' Trail, Elk River Access Area, Eureka, CA.
Find it if you so desire.
Fate has decreed that I have 2(!) art events coming up that I cannot attend. I am saddened, but I also feel weirdly lucky because that implies that I am a busy little bee.
August 10th - Sept. 6th: Chico Art Center All Media 2013
August 21st: Periwinkle Cinema: Films with Live Soundtracks and Performances
Chico is screening Alphabet Aerobics, ATA is screening Common People. Please check them out if you don't especially care to see me around. 'Cause I'm in the woods and I'm apparently busy.
I have been accepted for a residency at Kala Art Institute starting November 2013 and lasting two months. Therefor I thought some summer cleaning of my website was in order. Welcome to the new deathundothee.com!
In short order I will be posting progress on my residency research, and my new shenanigans with Humboldt Art Abandonment.
In the meantime enjoy my giant slideshow.
