The exhibition "St. Broxville Wood - Into the Thicket" opened at the Kellogg Gallery, Cal Poly Pomona in January of 2020, and was entombed therein when the school closed its campus in March due to the Covid19 pandemic. The show contains collage, prints, assemblage, sculpture, installation, and interactive musical instruments created by artists Jennifer Gunlock, Hilary Norcliffe and Katie Stubblefield. The work is conceptually rooted in an investigation of trees and wood in relation to humankind. The premise behind this video is that St. Broxville Wood continues to be aware of itself while the gallery doors are closed, and that each piece has been communicating with the others.

The city is celebrating art in a big way next month. The Public Urban Multisensory Presentation (PUMP) Exhibit will be debuting Oct. 7 along the Anaheim corridor.

Film by Eric Minh Swenson. (Los Angeles) – Los Angeles has a new experimental art space where emerging and mid-career artists have a chance to boldly go where they have never gone before. Shoebox Projects is the latest innovative idea from Kristine Schomaker, multimedia artist and the founder of Shoebox PR, LA’s fastest growing artist marketing agency. “We wanted to create a space where artists could experiment with new ideas,” said Schomaker. “As an artist myself, I know how hard it can be to create new work in the same space where you’ve always worked. Shoebox Projects is a change of place, a change of energy and, we hope, a new spirit.” With its first residency underway as of November 1st, the local contemporary art scene can look forward to bold and exciting new work coming out of this space in the Brewery Art Complex. With new projects beginning every month, there will be lots to see and talk about. Shoebox Project’s first residency is a joint project between mixed media artist Jennifer Gunlock and sculpture artist Susan Feldman. Gunlock holds an MFA from California State, Long Beach. Her work explores the relationship between object of nature and those man made. Feldman whose background is in graphic design, creates 3D structures from wood, yarn, plexiglass and other found materials. “Both of these women had often discussed somehow finding a way to bring their work together,” said Schomaker, “and now they finally have a chance to create something totally new. I can’t wait to see what they do.” For more info on Eric Minh Swenson visit his website at thuvanarts.com. His art films can be seen at thuvanarts.com/take1 Eric Minh Swenson also covers the international art scene and his writings and photo essays can be seen at Huffington Post Arts : http://m.huffpost.com/us/author/eric-minh-swenson/

A visit to Jennifer Gunlock & Susan Feldman-Tucker's inaugural installation at Kristine Schomaker's Shoebox Projects in Los Angeles. http://jennifergunlock.com http://susanfeldmanart.com http://shoeboxprojects.com http://agentof.ch/aos/tag/questions Shoebox Project's first residency is a site-specific collaboration between mixed media artist Jennifer Gunlock and sculptor Susan Feldman. Gunlock's work explores the relationship between objects created by nature and those that are man made. Feldman creates 3D structures from wood, yarn, plexiglass and other found materials.

The Fires of Change exhibition is a collaborative science and art partnership among the Southwest Fire Science Consortium, Flagstaff Arts Council, and the Landscape Conservation Initiative. The exhibition will open at the Coconino Center for the Arts in September 2015 during the Flagstaff Festival of Science. This film documents the workshop the artists attended at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon to learn about fire management. For more information about the project, the partnership, and the artists involved, please visit flagartscouncil.org/2014/12/fires-change-exhibition/