Women, Art, Life

How to Pack a Car

April 17th, 2008 by Tammy Vitale

Torso_tricksterTrickster,  Hand-made, slab built, one of a kind cermic wall sculpture, with removeable/wearable necklace, 24"t x 19"w x 4"d, $900 by Tammy Vitale.

Here’s a bevy of photos of my car packed to load in to ArtoMatic tomorrow.  In addition to entertaining and astonishing you, the photos will also help me remember how and what I packed to get it all in when I have to load out.  For some reason, loading out never goes the same as loading in and I need every square inch that is in this car (I’ve added a few things since I took the pictures.  Hopefully, I won’t forget).

Car_pack_back_seat_left Car_pack_back_seat_right Car_pack_back_window Car_pack_front_seat Car_pack_trunk

thought for the day:  …while mastering technique is difficult and time-consuming, it’s still inherently easier to reach an already defined goal – a "right answer" – than to give form to a new idea.  it’s easier to paint in the angel’s feet to another’s masterwork than to discover where the angels live within yourself.  If technique were the core issue in art, our nominee for the Famous Artists Wax Museum would be the lifer a San Quentin who spent twenty years constructing a perfect replica of the Eiffel Tower from toothpicks.  (And well, yes, in its own way it was pretty impressive!)  But that’s not the way it works.  Simply put, art that deals with ideas is more interesting than art that deals with technique.

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3 Responses

  1. Andrea

    Take care Dear, and good luck, I wish you luck, have a great show and lots of success, meeting nice people and sell a lot!
    Andrea

  2. Jana

    WOW!!!!! You really know how to pack a car!!! *impressed*

  3. Karen Smithey

    My response was the same as Jana's: Wow! I'm always impressed/inspired when I come 'visit' you–

    I'm back in the groove, over here–apparently deadlines are good for me!

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