This is the second in a series of three posts featuring images from the 2011 VCS open studios. Today’s entry showcases works from the senior studios at 136 West 21st Street, followed by a few shots taken during the reception on April 28th. You can click on any of the images below to see a larger version.
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A suspended installation of paintings by Sofia Klapischak.
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A closer view of Sofia's paintings.
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An installation by Kelly Cabezas.
Courtney Linderman's huge handmade flag.
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A group of tiny soldiers at the base of Courtney's flag.
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Two collages by Courtney.
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A sculptural installation by Jennifer Santiago.
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Two more of Jenn's works.
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A set of prints by Shellyne Rodriquez, based on the Seven Deadly Sins.
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Another view of the studio installation by Joana Fittipaldi that was shown in the last post.
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A closer view of Shannon Broder's prints, also shown in the last post.
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Another of Shannon's prints.
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A studio installation by Olena Shmahalo.
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A closer look at Olena's installation.
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Another detail from Olena's installation.
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An interactive piece by Michelle Yun. The video at the bottom of this post includes a description of this piece and some footage of it in action.
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A visitor looks at a piece by Justin Elm.
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Sara Friedman's studio.
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A closer view of one of Sara's works, a large open relief in wood.
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A shot taken over the top of Kelly and Jenn's installation (see the previous post for another view of it).
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Erin Franke (center) speaks with visitors to her studio.
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Shannon Broder's studio.
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A projection of a video piece by Brooke Tomiello. The video embedded below gives a brief glimpse of it in action.
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A wider view of the works by Jenn and Courtney shown earlier in this post (Courtney is the person standing at the far right).
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Another image of Joana Fittipaldi's performance with Sophia Ribeiro (see the previous post for the other view).
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Finally, check out this video about the senior open studios from the VCS Vimeo page:
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I’ll be back this weekend with one more post about the 2011 VCS open studios, featuring images from the studio space at 133 West 21st Street.
