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| Stacy Isenbarger |
stacyisenbarger@gmail.com |
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Title: Trace (Naivete) Description: Made of approx. 3380 painted cast plaster camels and painted mesh. Approx. 85 sq. ft. of floor coverage Dimensions: Variable Medium: cast plaster and painted mesh Date Created: 2009 Location: Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA |
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Title: Trace (Naivete) Description: Made of approx. 3380 painted cast plaster camels and painted mesh. Approx. 85 sq. ft. of floor coverage Dimensions: Variable Medium: cast plaster and painted mesh Date Created: 2009 Location: Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA |
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Title: Trace (Naivete) Description: Detail View. Made of approx. 3380 painted cast plaster camels. Dimensions: Variable Medium: Painted Cast Plaster Date Created: 2009 Location: Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA |
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Title: Source Derivations Description: Installation View at Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC. Dimensions: Variable Medium: steel, wood, cast concrete, fabric, plastic blow mold sheep, wool, & interactive elements Date Created: 2009 Location: Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC |
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Title: Source Derivations Description: Installation View at Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC. Dimensions: Variable Medium: steel, cast concrete, fabric, plastic blow mold sheep, & interactive elements Date Created: 2009 Location: Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC |
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Title: Source Derivations (Detail) Dimensions: 8'6" x16" x 5' Medium: steel, wood, velvet, and sheep's wool Date Created: 2009 |
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Title: Source Derivations (Conyers) Description: Installation View at Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC. Dimensions: Variable Medium: steel, wood, velvet, satin, topsoil, and light buld holders Date Created: 2009 Location: Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC |
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Title: Source Derivations (Conyers) Description: Installation View at Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Coastal Carolina University in Conway, SC. Dimensions: Variable Medium: steel, wood, velvet, satin, topsoil, and light buld holders Date Created: 2009 Location: Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC |
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Title: Shadow Buttress Dimensions: 44" x 6'6" x 4" Medium: Hand-cut & painted mesh Date Created: 2009 Location: Rebecca Randall Bryan Gallery, Conway, SC |
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Title: Gothic Fiber Dimensions: approx. 22" x 30" x 2" Medium: Screen-Printed on hand-cut curtain fabric Date Created: 2008 |
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Title: Dealings Description: Stills from Video of 50 minute Performance. Stones were stitched one by one into a 14 train coming from the front of my dress. Dimensions: Performance Medium: dress, satin, stones, & thread Date Created: 2007 Location: Athens, GA |
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Title: Of Vine and Nest (details) Description: Detail views from Solo Exhibition Installation. Dimensions: 63" x 41"x 35" Medium: velvet, stone, mattress springs, and steel Date Created: 2007 Location: Athica, Athens, GA |
| Web sites that feature work by Stacy Isenbarger |
| http://www.flickr.com/photos/stacyisenbarger/sets/72157618091780682/ -- Stacy Isenbarger's Portfolio |
| http://www.stacyisenbarger.com -- Stacy Isenbarger's Artist Website |
| http://www.flickr.com/photos/stacyisenbarger/sets/72157616734225388/ -- Stacy Isenbarger's Student Work |
| Artist's Bio |
Stacy is a Visiting Professor of Art and Design at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee. She received her MFA in Sculpture in Lamar Dodd School of Art at The University of Georgia in 2009. She received her BFA studying Sculpture at Clemson University in 2005. |
| Artist's Statement |
My work is driven by a desire to understand how subjective environments cultivate perceptions of value. I am intrigued by cultural conventions that differentiate the sacred from the secular and how materials dictate our preoccupations with both. Detached from archetypal religious presentations, objects in my work are empowered by cultural associations to materials and iconography. Poetic inters ...... more |