One Sheet Wonder
Entries for an art contest at the Hirshhorn Modern Art Gallery in DC; artists could use only one sheet of paper.
posted by Helen Sparkles at 11:29 AM
Saturday, January 19, 2008
About Me
- Name: Helen Sparkles
- Location: Originally from London..., ...but currently residing in Leicestershire, United Kingdom
There were 2 Helens at the time, & I can't remember what the other one got called, but Mrs Twinkletoes named me Helen Sparkles (cos I do apparently) & it's stuck...! This space has been created mostly for my own amusement & shall be a mixture of high & low culture, along with a pinch of serious comment on current affairs, venturing into the occasional social issue, as well the occasional foray into musings & hidden shallows. Mostly I shall be trying to ensure it looks pretty!
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9 Comments:
Hi, this art work seems to be the work of Peter Callesen. I can't find anything on the Hirshhorn site about these.
http://www.petercallesen.com/index/index2.html
Thanks,
Buffalorose@gmail.com
I have never seen anything like this before. It's so clever
this is the work of one person, as above. I saw most of these in an exhibition in london, simply amazing!
Absolutely amazing what can be done with one piece of paper, truly great art. boggles my mind!
Awesome! I have never seen something quite like this. Just amazing!
How can you do this?
Practice & patience I would imagine Ted?!
I would love to see some instructions how some of these projects were done and planned out. I am sure others would like to see that as well. They are amazing and takes some smart brains to thing and plan it out. Merilyn
I expect Peter Callesen might say that your first instruction would be that you need to be an artist, but maybe he would see a market in putting together kits, for those of us less gifted!
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