The show is up.
Let me say that again...the show is up.
People I was a bit worried about pulled through in the clutch, and everyone's...repeat, everyone's, work looks great.
As a group everyone's parts are independent, yet cohesive.
This weekend was a grueling test of emotions...YES my work is done, NO now I need to hang it, YES everything's up, NO there's still work to do.
I'm also happy how the front came out...cohesive yet independent.
Tomorrow night (6 PM) is the opening, if you're somehow reading this and is not in the show, I encourage you to go.
I crossed off everything in my past post that was listed, except for sleep. Absolutely going to crash now, so I'll leave off with some links to websites depicting the show:
http://studio.montserrat.edu/gd/
http://www.montserrat.edu/galleries/301/?PHPSESSID=9be774860e33987b48e246f8c1ed967d
Almost there...
Crossed off a few things from last post.
Did a LOT of work today, finished the large and medium size accordions, as well as did the major fold of the book, and cut out most of the mobile pics.
Did a LOT of work today, finished the large and medium size accordions, as well as did the major fold of the book, and cut out most of the mobile pics.
SHOW OMG!
Show goes up this Fri/Sat/Sun.
This is my little public to-do list before the show:
- email Andy about the front window type
- figure out shadowboxes? for front window
- large accordion:
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cut each panel apart -
spray mount panels to foamboard
- med accordion:
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buy lighter board to mount to -
spray mount to board -
bonefold/score back to make it fold -
mount to wall
- small accordions:
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mount to board/foamcore? -
mount to wall
- accordion book:
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fold in half and adhesive together -
fold into sections -
make front/rear covers -
put everything together
- mobile pics:
spray mount to foamcorecut out each one
- show:
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install shelf -
mount everything! -
put up type and hang boxes -
freak out - sleep for two days
EDIT: Forgot to mention that I went up to NH and picked up my large format prints. Much thanks to Infinite Imaging in Portsmouth and Exeter, prints look great!
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