My favorite place on earth. I cried on the boat from the airport to our hotel because it was so beautiful.
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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.
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- Christine might move to Utah, Coral Sand Dunes, Utah
- Alan Walsh’s Beach, Marshfield, Massachusetts
- Greyhound Bus Station, St James Street, Boston (go...
- Wingersheek Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts
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- Auntie’s House, Brant Rock, Massachusetts
- Petra, Jordan
- Pleasure Island, Wakefield, Massachusetts
- A Vote for Richard Nixon, Danang, Vietnam
- Normandy, France
- The North River, Hanover, Massachusetts
- Tientsin, China
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- Crane’s Beach, Ipswich, Massachusetts
- Venice
- Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- Grafton, Vermont
- Manhattan Beach, New York
- Huntington Beach, Los Angeles, California
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- Brighton Beach, New York
- Near Okinawa, Pacific Theatre
- V.A. Hospital, Honolulu, Hawaii
- V.A. Hospital, San Diego, California
- Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles California
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- Afganistan 2010
- Amira's travels, Lebanan
- Beach by the Planetarium, Chicago, Illinois
- Kiev, Russia
- Winter Harbor, Maine
- Oceanside Beach, San Diego, California
- Stretch of sand across from Seabrook Station, Ham...
- Good Harbor Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts
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- Jody’s Dominican Divorce Sand, Playa Bonita, Domi...
- Waikiki Beach, Hawaii
- Diamond Head, Waikiki, Hawaii
- Sinai, Egypt
- The Biltmore, Providence, Rhode Island (taken fro...
- Mr. Swietek’s Funeral, Rockledge Country Club, Ha...
- Columbus Beach, Labbadee, Haiti
- Mr. Marino’s Gravesite, Melbourne, Florida
- Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois
- Lake Winnipesaukee, Meredith, New Hampshire
- Jordan Kelley goes to Alaska
- Paragon Park, Hull, Massachusetts (gone now)
- Giza
- Abu Simbel, Egypt
- Patmos, Greece
- The Bill Davies Paddle Out, Long Sands Beach, York...
- Coronado Hotel, Del Mar, California
- Nelson Beach, Gloucester, Massachusetts
- Hana Highway, Hawaii
- Fish Beach, Monhegan Island, Maine
- Arches National Park, Utah
- Big Sur, Pfeiffer Beach, California
- Stanley Beach, Hong Kong
- Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg, Germany
- Park under the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, ...
- Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts
- Harbor Beach, York, Maine
- Coki Beach, St Thomas
- Otis’s first yard, Pasadena, California
- Topaz Internment Camp, Abraham Utah
- Red Dirt from Oklahoma, Abe’s Walkabout
- Short Sands Beach, York, Maine
- Rockaway Beach, Long Island, New York
- Scusset Beach, Sandwich, Massachusetts (The Cape)
- Pat’s Big Send Off, Nashua Country Club, Nashua, N...
- Saudi Arabia
- Narragansett Pier, Narragansett, Rhode Island
- Nazareth, Israel
- Pasada Ararauna, Izzy’s Brazil Trip
- Dead Horse Beach, Salem, Massachusetts
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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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