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Ellen Filreis



Not Another Drop
Stephanie Forsyth - Australia


Kelly Gorman - Farnham, Surrey, UK


Kathryn Uster - Lake Havasu City, AZ

‘Possibilities’ was inspired by watching a short film on Gaudi and his love for the organic. He knew he would not succeed in completion of his dream, but the struggle to work and create inspires and keeps others working on it, still, today. Feelings of being boxed in and compartmentalized can, sometimes, stifle the creative spirit.  Artists will drill away at their own, or society's cubicles. Just as a seedling will find its way to the light, budding from seed, growing around and through barriers, the spirit of possibilities will reach for new heights or directions.  




Tissue Box to Bird House Bleu

By Kate Robinson

Collage both illustrates and communicates my life story and helps me determine where I am, where I have been, and to imagine where I may go.  Disparate images and incongruent juxtapositions require the viewer to “think inside the box.” Collage is a medium that allows for cross-language, cross-cultural and individual interpretation.  With Tissue Box to Bird House Bleu, I honor the ultimate thinker-inside-the-box, Joseph Cornell.  Cornell is known for his box assemblages, his love of nature, nostalgia for childhood and an affinity for shades of blue reminiscent of the star-studded night sky.  This tissue box cover becomes a celestially imagined bird house with treasures Cornell would appreciate: a tin with fabric tucked inside, a jar with blue yarn, blue buttons and beads, a crayon, a muscle shell with a white egg-like stone, and a dragon fly.





Posession - 3x3 inches shadow box assemblage by Liz Yates



Thinking Inside of the Box

ALL WORKS ON VIEW AT
Fluxhibition #3


Q & A Box - Janet Jones
The viewer supplies both the questions and the answers according to associations suggested by the various objects.

Wood type, metal type cut, wristwatch, antique Chinese coins,
tiny seashells, buffalo horn beads, metal object of unknown use,
possibly a chemists' weight

Mounted in shadow box 6" x 6" x 1.25"





lisa caroll box assemblage
Lisa Caroll - Oakland, California






Clint Chadsey - Melrose, Mass. box assemblage
Guess
Clint Chadsey - Melrose, Mass.

Nancy Keeling - Cypress, Texas



Lis Gundlach Sell



Robert Tucker
Boxed Division 2009
pocelian-wood-steel


The Essence of Life Kit
Michelle N. Ary
wood box, pencil/charcoal sketches done by the artist, piece of distressed wood found on a bench, cancles, turquoise beads, garnet beads, fresh water pearl beads, abalone bead, guage cover, burnt out vacuum tube, vine, three viles, nails, black lentils, bailing wire, handmade paper.


A Bird in the Hand
Stephanie Forsyth - Australia

Caroline Waite - Louisville, Kentucky box assemblage

Caroline Waite - Louisville, Kentucky






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