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Portrait by Tammy Byron for The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
'If you have 3 of something, it's a collection.' - some vendor on Etsy
Portrait by Tammy Byron for The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
LINKS TO MY BLOGS AND WEB PAGE....
The Sand Project, Momentum VIII, George Marshall Store Gallery, May 2010
About the Sand Projext
Portrait in Sand and Dirt
The Sand Project began after a trip to the Natural History Museum in New York. I love the scientific aesthetic of the Hall of Biodiversity, where thousands of specimens, from tigers to fungi, are cataloged and presented. Soon I was eyeballing the collection of sand my daughter and I had collected over the years from our travels. I started to write a mini biography to accompany each vial of sand. As I went from one sand memory to the next it was becoming more and more evident how we are all linked to landscape - to place and to time. In short order, the sand and 100 attending memoirs took on the form of a family portrait without paint.
Blog Archive
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- 40 Steps Beach, Nahant, Massachusetts
- Montauk Beach, Montauk, New York
- Haystack
- Swampscott Beach, Swampscott, Massachusetts
- Deer Isle, Maine
- Chatham Bars Inn
- Private Beach, Cape Neddick, Maine
- Ocho Rios, Jamaica
- Yellow Bathing Suit Beach, Truro, Massachusetts
- Hunt Hospital, Danvers, Massachusetts
- Horseneck Beach, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
- Lynn Beach, Lynn, Massachusetts
- The Dead Sea
- Town Beach, Sandwich, Massachusetts
- Isabella Beach, Fishers Island, Long Island, New York
- Along the Thames, London
- Joanie’s Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts
- Visiting Vietnam War Memorial, South Portland, Maine
- El – Bahri
- Weirs Beach, Meredith, New Hampshire
- Readington Beach, Florida
- Marathon Key, Florida
- La Salette Shrine, Ipswich, Massachusetts (gone now)
- St. John, Caribbean
- St. Kitts, Caribbean
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About Me
- Lauren Gillette
- I am a conceptual artist whose work has underlying threads: biography, history, text, repetition and memory. And let’s put a big fat underline under biography, because that is the thread that runs through all the work. Biography. With each project I am attempting to bear witness. When Marvin Gaye called out, 'Can I get a witness?' I heard the call. And have felt the gravitational pull of projects that allow me to collect, chronicle and archive, tell and retell. I am working to reveal something emotive and intimate about each subject. My intent is to spark that last piece of the puzzle, a visceral thread of recognition in the viewer. Check out my work at laurengillette.com
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