For this, the seventh in the Art, Food, Sex and Trauma series, I’ve decided to reach out to my friend teaching art at Eastern Michigan University, can generally be found painting wonderfully complex fox-head-covered tartan patterns on canvas in his Chicago studio. MARK: You’re a Canadian, right? CHRIS: Yes, I’m a Permanent Resident of the […]
Tag Archives: textiles
Art, Food, Sex and Trauma: Mark Maynard shoots the shit with humankind’s most important artists… Episode 7: Chris Hyndman
Posted in Art and Culture, Special Projects, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged anthropomorphic textiles, art food sex and trauma, Canada, Canadians, cartoons, Chris Hyndman, Degrassi Junior High, dogs, Dudley Do-Right, Eastern Michigan University, EMU Art Department, eyeballs, flannel, fox heads, greed cards, hands, lobster, No-Touching Zone, painters, paintings, plaid, Steve Sabados, tangrams, tartan patterns 4 Comments
Ypsilanti Immigration Interview: Emily and Isaac Wingfield
Still trying to unravel the mystery of why people would choose, of their own free will, to move to Ypsilanti, I reached out to new residents Isaac and Emily Wingfield, and demanded that they submit to a formal Ypsilanti Immigration Interview. Here are the results. MARK: Isaac, I understand that you just recently took a […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Special Projects, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged Allegany County, Ansel Adam, Appalachian State, AS220, Asheville, authenticity, bike friendly, community theater, dark rooms, Emily Wingfield, football, goats, Houghton, Isaac Wingfield, John Ritzenthaler Company, Lewis Hine, livestock, native prairie, New Urban Arts, New York, North Carolina, photography, pop-up farming, poverty tour, poverty. RFK, Providence, Rhode Island, RISD, Robert Kennedy, Sara Meyer, sense of place, Seth Gruenwald, Starbucks, University of Michigan Residential College, urban agriculture, urban farming, walkability, Water Street, Ypsi immigration interview 4 Comments