Wide shots and exterior views of Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Selected stills from a salted Artemis from Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Object-based scenes and vignettes from Caught in the .Net, a collaborative project by various artists, made for a residency at Mignolo Arts Center in Metuchen, NJ in October 2022.
Found just after entry through the Drake House’s side door, the Harbinger Library abounds with books, artifacts and artwork from a variety of ages. Featured on the west-facing wall is Julian Scott’s enormous work, “The Death of General Sedgewick,” a painting inspired by his time serving during the Civil War.
Selected stills from an Eagle Scout archiving project, focusing on a collection of antique apothecary bottles donated to the Historical Society of Plainfield.
Documentation of personalized maker’s marks and branding badges on Abominog, a steel furnace at Gardenship Art in Kearny, NJ. Taken during Iron Pour IV, on International Sculpture Day 2022.
The dining room at the Drake House once proudly hosted General George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, who used the house’s strategic location to plan the Battle of Short Hills. Their meeting took place in this very dining room, which explains the presence of their life-size cardboard counterparts set beside the fireplace.
Selected closeup stills from my documentation of Deborah Butterfield’s gallery on the night she was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Sculpture Center.
Selected images from Alyssa Vee’s installation at “Caught in the .Net”, an interdisciplinary arts residency at Mignolo Arts Center in Metuchen, NJ.
Stills from my first site visit to GardenshipArt in Kearny, New Jersey.
Stills from an archival shoot at the Drake House. The Victorian Parlor room was a nineteenth century addition to the original Drake House, built in 1746. The room is full of history, containing countless antiques and stories for each.
Selected wide shots from Debbie Butterfield’s gallery in NYC on the night she was given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Sculpture Center.
During the Revolutionary War, General George Washington visited the Drake House with Alexander Hamilton to plan the battle of Short Hills. While he may not have actually slept in the bedroom at the Drake House, it is unofficially but affectionately dedicated to his memory (and who knows, he may have taken a nap).
An antler at the end of a steel rod, piercing a painting of pulsing rapids. Documentation for Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
This kitchen dates back to the late 1700’s and features a beautiful hearth complete with period utensils and fixtures. The wood floors are original to the house, and tell the story of the house with each creak and crack.
Selected stills from Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Selected stills from the Sator Square, a satellite exhibit in support of Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Sharpened stainless rod through hand-molded steel sculpture, by Heidi Wiren Bartlett. Part of the Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Selected stills of the Sator Square by Heidi Wiren Bartlett. From the Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Views from within the second room of Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
Selected macro stills from my documentation of Heidi Wiren Bartlett’s Upriver installation at the Grossman Gallery, Lafayette College.
