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los angeles at its burst
bike is done!! its a little top heavy but sturdy and strong…
my old friend from the days in sandy ego sent me a slideshow for his most recent show in some foreign land, a few weeks ago i searched his website and found an old flier for a show we did together at the CO_OP in SD. Tets is a trubadour in the likes of one eyed dave, and a fresh artist to boot. here is a shot of the flier and a link to his slideshow!
http://www.freewebs.com/tetsunori/bugprocess.htm
a need has arisen for a cart to transport “trash” to “treasure.” this week i began building, tonight i took it for a test ride!! got some pix of the build, tomorrow ill put up pix of the finished product.
“shout out” to my brother curt for being awesome
ray barret of the kc era sent me a draw-ring he done around 06-07. besos dude…
this weekend…
Published 2009/09/04 Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: art, clay, education, madness, sculpture, timo on tv, tv
I know i haven’t been posting lately. a number of cloudy issues involving the “whys” of my daily practice have kept me from paying any attention to this artblog. anyhow, i have moved beyond my existential woes and into a care-free mode of gestural freedom. this has lead to an all out active process of full consumption{eat your words}, after all, freedom comes with a price…
even as i write this i am torn between the silent me that wishes to keep this post private, and the loud me that will push publish and get this post logged.
back to my point, join me saturday evening at the craft in america show, or you can come and visit me at Page Park, saturday afternoon as i install a new work for the upcoming berlin wall commemorative. some 40 artists will participate in the mock-up wall that will be installed across wilshire blvd. on november 8th, from 11pm to midnight and will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. more info at this link, http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/culturemonster/2009/10/berlin-wall-segments-arrive-in-los-angeles.html
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this video was projected concurrently within my installation at the Kansas City Art Institute Senior show. It is a documentation of the rooms transformation, comprising over 150 hours of time and compacting it into a two minute video loop. The stop motion film projects the process of evolution within the room, displaying the metamorphosis of the immediate area, and the manifestation that makes it all possible. during the show it was projected onto a wall within the room, contrasting the complex activity with the stagnant, and further defining evolution within personal, social, and institutional realms. The F**k Button’s “sweet love for planet earth” played on repeat from the opening to the close of the show. Link below to You tube vid…
proper thanks for the extra hands; ryan, chi, keith, pawls, david, nathan, calder, julie, matt, amelia, and tom b.
timo & max rain
Published 2009/08/28 timo Leave a CommentTags: max rain, the silver factory sucks, the zoo, timo sucio
its official, timo sucio is out of retirement and back on the stage with drummer, el max rain, fellow problem solver and maker. last thursday was a first of many shows, and the second (of many) practices. the crowd was left in gaping awe and tepid sickness as the two music makers dreamed dreams. 
