THE FICKLE CROWD
Thomas Linder + Mabel Moore + Dan Crane, 2020
Digital Exhibition 05
"Pull one thread and the culture unwinds."
- George Johnson, "Vanished: A Pueblo Mystery." The New York Times, 08 April 2008.
Thomas Linder + Mabel Moore + Dan Crane, 2020
Digital Exhibition 05
"Pull one thread and the culture unwinds."
- George Johnson, "Vanished: A Pueblo Mystery." The New York Times, 08 April 2008.
oversaturated color as loud energy…or a scream
ornamentation and textured
maybe it’s better to create in ephemeral means sometimes
keeping my ear to the ground for all mentions of color lately
A pattern that gets dissolved
A collective that gets separated
A forced distance
Tension!
one note leads to the next
to use repetition in our work in some way or another
textured notes
loud colors
crunchy bass
bright sounds
similarity of working with ink on paper to music
once a note is played it can’t be taken back
"Phases and Stages"
title and phrase that appears
a recurring motif throughout
analog purist
in these wacky ass estates
Repetition via subtle color variations
mark-making techniques
a visual "home-base" of sorts
saturated stripes off a French magazine cover
grabbed off the internet
scan/document that quick painting/drawing
crop it, play with colors, & slightly alter in photoshop
thought our Lady in the swimsuit could use a little water to swim in
redraw that photoshop document in a hyper controlled way
carefully add color
take that drawing and make an applique fabric piece on it
a group which forms a large shape which communicates the result
the whole procedure can start and stop from any point
ornamentation and textured
maybe it’s better to create in ephemeral means sometimes
keeping my ear to the ground for all mentions of color lately
A pattern that gets dissolved
A collective that gets separated
A forced distance
Tension!
one note leads to the next
to use repetition in our work in some way or another
textured notes
loud colors
crunchy bass
bright sounds
similarity of working with ink on paper to music
once a note is played it can’t be taken back
"Phases and Stages"
title and phrase that appears
a recurring motif throughout
analog purist
in these wacky ass estates
Repetition via subtle color variations
mark-making techniques
a visual "home-base" of sorts
saturated stripes off a French magazine cover
grabbed off the internet
scan/document that quick painting/drawing
crop it, play with colors, & slightly alter in photoshop
thought our Lady in the swimsuit could use a little water to swim in
redraw that photoshop document in a hyper controlled way
carefully add color
take that drawing and make an applique fabric piece on it
a group which forms a large shape which communicates the result
the whole procedure can start and stop from any point
Self-isolated viewing of THE FICKLE CROWD in Little Italy, Omaha:
Photos Courtesy of Dan Schwalm
Compiled video from Dan Crane:
Video Courtesy of Dan Crane
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Compiled video from Mabel Moore:
Video Courtesy of Mabel Moore
Poetry from Mabel Moore:
'A Forced Distance' by Mabel Moore
Compiled video from Thomas Linder & Dan Crane:
Videos Courtesy of Thomas Linder & Dan Crane
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Photos Courtesy of Thomas Linder & Dan Crane
Email conversation between Thomas Linder, Mabel Moore, Dan Crane, and Mike Nesbit regarding this digital exhibition:
About the Artists:
Thomas Linder (b. 1986, Saint Paul, MN) currently works in Los Angeles, CA. Linder received his BFA in Sculpture and Community Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2008, and his MFA in Sculpture from Bowling Green University in 2011. He is a co-founder of the Los Angeles artist-run gallery, BBQLA. He has exhibited nationally and internationally.
www.thomaslinder.com
Mabel Moore is a Los Angeles based artist working primarily in painting and sculpture. She was born in Lima, Peru in 1990 and received her BFA in Sculpture from Otis College of Art and Design in 2013.
www.mabelmoore.com
Dan Crane was born and raised in Omaha, NE. He received his BFA in Printmaking in 2009 from the Kansas City Art Institute. Since then, he has participated in solo and group art exhibitions in and around the Omaha area.
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Thomas Linder (b. 1986, Saint Paul, MN) currently works in Los Angeles, CA. Linder received his BFA in Sculpture and Community Arts from the Kansas City Art Institute in 2008, and his MFA in Sculpture from Bowling Green University in 2011. He is a co-founder of the Los Angeles artist-run gallery, BBQLA. He has exhibited nationally and internationally.
www.thomaslinder.com
Mabel Moore is a Los Angeles based artist working primarily in painting and sculpture. She was born in Lima, Peru in 1990 and received her BFA in Sculpture from Otis College of Art and Design in 2013.
www.mabelmoore.com
Dan Crane was born and raised in Omaha, NE. He received his BFA in Printmaking in 2009 from the Kansas City Art Institute. Since then, he has participated in solo and group art exhibitions in and around the Omaha area.
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