Most of these paintings are all in an exhibit at Google Corporate
Headquarters in Mountain View until Friday September 16th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor.
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor.
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor.
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor.
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. This contest ends August 3rd
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. This contest ends August 8th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. Contest ends August 10th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. Contest ends August 15th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. Contest ends August 17th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor.
N.O. Body and Sy Klops,
watercolor Rives BFK paper 8.5"x11"
Click on images to enlarge
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the watercolor. Contest Ends August 24th
Write a caption (one to several sentences) or a short
story (under 1000 words) about what you think this painting and drawing
are about and the best entry will win the work on paper.
This is based on the The Thematic Apperception Test,
or TAT, is a projective measure intended to evaluate a person's patterns
of thought, attitudes, observational capacity, and emotional responses
to ambiguous test materials. In the case of the TAT, the ambiguous materials
consist of a set of cards that portray human figures in a variety of settings
and situations. The subject is asked to tell the examiner a story about
each card that includes the following elements: the event shown in the
picture; what has led up to it; what the characters in the picture are
feeling and thinking; and the outcome of the event.
So watch out what you write or maybe someone will think
you're nuts!
A whiff of Edward Hopper, a blast of Mickey Spillane,
a rrowf of David Lynch!
Round #2 of Renovated Reputations will culminate
in three shows.
Elliott Fouts Gallery, Sacramento California February 4th - March 1st, 2012.
Reception: Saturday February 11th 6PM-9PM
4749 J. Street Sacramento, CA 95819 Phone (916) 736-1429
Ohlone College, Fremont California February 7th - March 9th
Reception, Saturday, February 25, 2012
6PM - 8PM
Louie Meager Art Gallery in the Smith Center at Ohlone
College, 43600 Mission Blvd. Fremont, California 94539
The story you write should be a "Flash Fiction" which
is a complete story in one thousand or fewer words.
Stories will be published in a vintage style newspaper
catalog and the gallery will be converted into a 1930 or 40's cabaret set
and students will be acting the stories out as monologues at some of the
events at the college in the art gallery.
You could win a drawing of your own in exchange for a
piece of flash fiction!
Renovated Reputations is the result of an
internet blogging project in which paintings and assemblages based on vintage
and antique vernacular photography are the inspiration for short fiction.
The blog, which gets between one hundred to two hundred and fifty visitors
a day, is the nexus point. Each week between seven to ten authors
from the U.S. and U.K. submitted short fiction of one thousand words or
less compete to win an original work of art that is the basis for the story.
The stories and assemblages are then coupled with great graphic design
and photo illustration to create an environment that compliment the two.
The catalog is a collaborative joint between myself, an
artist with a national reputation and proven track record. (I’m also
a professor of Art and Art History at Ohlone College in Fremont where I
also am the director of the Louie Meager Art Museum)
So far the authors are a dirty dozen or so such as author
professor Mark Brosamer, mystery writer Matt O'Malley, pulp author
Steven D. Rogers of PulpFest fame, Dreamworks animator/cartoonist Brian
Newlin, columnist Gigi De Vault and others.