Diana Eicher emailed me this photo of the artwork she left at Minneapolis College of Art and Design where she works. It's fun to see where the artwork is being left.
Diana, also, left one for her nephew, Spencer, to find. He is going to leave that artwork at his summer job in the art room at the St. Mark's school in St. Paul, MN.
Thanks Diana and Spencer for playing along!
Welcome! This blog supports a project I started in 2011. I’m going to leave a piece of art in a public place. The motivation for this project is that I feel that art should be available to everyone. If you find one of the artworks, I would love to hear from you. Please post a comment and let me know if you are going to keep the artwork or pass it on?
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
So So, Swirls, Wisdom
I received some wonderful news! Diana Eicher and her son, Keith, had so much fun leaving the artwork that I sent them here that they wanted more. The 3 pieces below are on their way to Minnesota. Have fun, Diana and Keith!
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Tunnel Park in Holland, MI
Dian Eicher left one of the artworks I sent her at Tunnel Park in Holland, MI. Be on the lookout of it if you're in the area this week. Thanks again, Diana, for joining in on the fun!
Monday, July 1, 2013
Burst, Peace Sign, Respond
Another friend of mine, joanell connolly, is joining in on the fun. She will be leaving these pieces in Canada. Thanks, joanell!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
CA MN, Repair, Yum (Yummy)
These pieces below are on their way to Diana Eicher, who volunteered to leave them in Minnesota and Michigan. She is a fabulous artist I met at the SDA Conference. I'm looking forward to hear where these pieces will end up. To find out more about Diana and her art click here.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Update: SDA Conference Artwork
I had such an amazing time at the SDA Conference in San Antonio, TX! I will blog about it soon on my other blog. Right now, I'm getting things ready to go back to my day job on Tuesday.
I did want to take a moment to mention how fun it was to leave my artwork around San Antonio and the SDA Conference. One woman, who was visiting from China found "Renew" at the SDA Fashion Show. She ask if I had another one for her to bring to China next month. I gave her "Enrich". Her favorite color is green so, she may keep "Enrich" and take "Renew" to China. I'm excited to see if the person who finds it will leave a comment.
While we were talking, my friend, Georgia, was listening and mentioned that she would like to take one to Brazil with her this week. I gave her the artwork with the US stamps. Again, it will be exciting to see if the person who finds the artwork in Brazil will post a comment.
A new friend, Diana, from Minnesota is interested in this project. I ask her if I could send her a few to leave in her area. She graciously agreed. At the time, I didn't have any artwork left so, I will make a few more and send them on their way to Minnesota.
Let me tell you how overjoyed I am that people want to participate in this project. One of the best parts about being an artist is having people positively engage in my work.
I did want to take a moment to mention how fun it was to leave my artwork around San Antonio and the SDA Conference. One woman, who was visiting from China found "Renew" at the SDA Fashion Show. She ask if I had another one for her to bring to China next month. I gave her "Enrich". Her favorite color is green so, she may keep "Enrich" and take "Renew" to China. I'm excited to see if the person who finds it will leave a comment.
While we were talking, my friend, Georgia, was listening and mentioned that she would like to take one to Brazil with her this week. I gave her the artwork with the US stamps. Again, it will be exciting to see if the person who finds the artwork in Brazil will post a comment.
A new friend, Diana, from Minnesota is interested in this project. I ask her if I could send her a few to leave in her area. She graciously agreed. At the time, I didn't have any artwork left so, I will make a few more and send them on their way to Minnesota.
Let me tell you how overjoyed I am that people want to participate in this project. One of the best parts about being an artist is having people positively engage in my work.
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