
Painting was to be the reward today. But it just doesn't work.
Another of my interpretations for the scavenger project: no 6. wild beasts.
Tomorrow I have a job interview. For the interview I got the task to design two Art Activities for children (age 5-11) - one using history and one the environment. The cut out is for the Art Activity Shadows of the Past. The other activity - using the environment - I call You be the Superhero - You save the World and it is a bit more contemporary in several aspects.

" I guess that's the difference between the literary world, and the world of art - most writers don't turn to writing because they want to become fabulously rich. They do what they do because they enjoy doing it - it just happens to be how they make their living as well"

Yesterday my funny eye had a post about how you can challenge yourself. You can challenge yourself to really see, to notice things - or to work in a more creative way with materials and ideas. I signed up for the Scavenger Project because I thought it was a fun idea - and then I realized I would have very little time to work on the list (surprise?). So I gave myself some limitations to challenge myself and solve the time-issue. My contributions should be:
A long day at Frieze Art Fair is over.
... and KKV. This photo is the view from KKV (artist-run collective workshops) a cold day in February when I was working with my enamels. Tonight is Cultural night in Gothenburg and there is a lot to do - at KKV for example.
The world of blogging has its own unspoken rules and customs. You should answer comments and pay a visit in return (I can be without manners here - but I do love your comments) and there are games to be played: you can get tagged. Someone wants to know more about me - and I will play the game:
there is something special in the light on cloudy days.
Finally I have finished the triptych. (bigger? just click on the image) Seeing the Rothko exhibition at Tate helped me to remember two things: