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Photo credit Pete Duvall / īelow is the video that is contained within the reliquary – the building collapses and resurrects in a continual loop. A national tour of the exhibition is planned and further information on this will be forthcoming as soon as details have been finalized. Pittsburgh’s Society for Contemporary Craft (SCC) will be including Tim’s work “My Love Life Thus Far” in the Society for Contemporary Craft exhibition of work selected from the 265 artists in the book Humor in Craft this July 20 through October 27, 2012. The book sure to challenge viewers to move beyond their own frames of reference when considering approaches to contemporary art. Hardcover: 256 pages, Publisher: Schiffer Publishing (Release date: March 28, 2012), ISBN-10: 076434059XĪuthor Brigitte Martin has put together a book – “ Humor In Craft” – f eaturing highly ironic, political, sarcastic, and just plain amusing works by artists from across the US and abroad. Tim’s funnybone is now part of a new book by Schiffer Books. His narrative works are often informed with a wry sense of humor. Please send in your text (about 1000 words).Everyone knows that Tim Tate is a storyteller artist extraordinaire. Please email an excerpt of your piece or direct me to a website where your work can be heard/seen. Please send in as word files and keep in mind that they may be edited for clarity and space. Can be anything from a one sentence statement to a multi-paragraph essay but should be written in first person singular.
A short text from you (500 words max., written in "plain English") about the role that humor plays in your work, or how you view the topic of Humor in Craft in general. Photographer's name (I will email you a release form). Media descriptions and measurements (in inches preferably). The absolut minimum size of a digital photograph should be 1400 x 2100 pixels. High Resolution Image(s) of your work in tiff format (preferred) or jpg. However, if you are interested to submit images, videos, short blurbs, and essays for considerationfor the next book in this series, please email the following to humorincraft anytime: Author Brigitte Martin has put together a book Humor In Craft f eaturing highly ironic, political, sarcastic, and just plain amusing works by artists from across the US and abroad. The deadline for submissions to the first edition of this book has passed. Marjorie Simon: "Wandering Thoughts: What's so funny?" Lichti-Harriman: "Taking the Piss: Mistakes and Irony in Scottish Craft Groups", Publisher: Schiffer Publishing (Release date: April 28, 2012).Schiffer Publishing officially released the cover and other information regarding the Humor in Craft book:
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