
Friday, November 30, 2012
slate book review

Thursday, November 29, 2012
where'd i leave the thing itself
This Friday Nov. 30th from 6 to 9pm, Alexander Stewart and I have a exhibition opening at Roots and Culture Contemporary Art Center, called Where'd I Leave the Thing Itself. All the pieces in the show are collaborative works, which we cooked up during our stays at Yaddo and Haystack this past Summer.
The main piece in the show is a looping animation called
"Cruxfilm," composed of both abstract and figurative arrangements. They are held in suspense,
transforming, and sometimes collapsing. "Poiple Phase" uses laser-cut
slides in two 35mm slide projectors to make unpredictable combinations
of text and images. There are also several works on paper, which we made
by alternately adding, adjusting and subtracting elements from
compositions in the studio.
We had a lot of fun with these pieces, and we hope
that you will come out and see the show this weekend!
Where'd I Leave the Thing Itself
Lilli Carré and Alexander Stewart
Roots & Culture Contemporary Art Center
1034 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago
November 30th - January 5
Labels:
animation,
conversation,
drawing,
exhibition,
paper
Sunday, November 25, 2012
original work available at Desert Island

Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Desert Island and BCGF
This Thursday Nov. 8, I have an opening of original works on paper and a Heads or Tails book signing at the wonderful Desert Island in Brooklyn!
Then Saturday the 10th is the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival. I've heard such good things about this fest and this will be my first time there. I will have a table there and will be selling Heads or Tails, screenprints, and other books including a couple of the pop-up ones. Come visit me!
There will also be two Eyeworks animation screenings of a program we put together for BCGF, comprised of works selected from this year's Eyeworks Festival. It will be the same program both Saturday and Sunday nights, playing at the Spectacle Theater in Williamsburg at 7:30pm. Not to be missed! More info is here.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
50 watts!
I'm so excited to have images from Heads or Tails featured on 50 Watts, my absolute favorite site on the world wide web. The post with images from my book is here, and one should also certainly take a dip into the nearly bottomless and beauteous image archive and stay there for a good long while.
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