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Lanterns

11/11/2015

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These pieces are for a show in North Carolina. Artists were invited to create lanterns with the concept of fall...or moving toward fall/darkness. I left one raw, while the the other piece I gave a rust patina. This is picture frame wire, which I find amusing because it's something that is usually behind a painting!
 
Art of Illumination Exhibition 
November 21 - December 6, 2015

Art of Illumination draws inspiration from traditional lantern festivals, marking the transitional moment of season’s change and year’s end, reflecting on the past while garnering energy for the future. With the lanterns illuminating both the darkness of longer nights and beginnings of the future ahead, the event will give rise to a shared experience of reflection and anticipation. This inaugural 2015 festival and exhibition will launch a new CAM tradition expected to grow with the museum and the community. CAM recognizes the crucial role of artists and art in creating an exceptional quality of life for a community. Art, like a lantern, illuminates the mystery, empathy and wonder of human existence.  
 
Cameron Art Museum
3201 South 17th Street
Wilmington, North Carolina 28412
 
For tickets: http://www.breadandlights.org/
 Tell them Pate sent you!
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Hanging in my studio - playing around with the light.
6 Comments
Sindee
11/11/2015 03:23:40 pm

Beautiful!
You did a wonderful job.

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Cindy klingberg
11/11/2015 04:56:27 pm

What are the dimensions and what did you use for the patina? I just love them. Spot on for the with your concept.♡

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Pate Conaway
11/11/2015 05:04:02 pm

Thanks Cindy. The pieces are 21 inches by 6 inches. The rust is a three coat process with an acrylic that has metal pigment. I have been rusting pieces in my back yard but did not have the time for this piece.

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Kate
11/11/2015 07:29:07 pm

I love these...what wonderful work. I'd love to know more details and if they are available

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Leah
11/12/2015 03:12:44 pm

Where is the show in NC? I would love to see the pieces.

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Pate
11/13/2015 07:34:43 am

These will be at the Cameron in Wilmington. I have added the information. It looks like it will be an interesting show. I hope you can attend.

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