During my month in residency with the Anchorage Museum I chose to work on one specific lino carving. It was interesting for me to have to slow down...
During my month in residency with the Anchorage Museum I chose to work on one specific lino carving. It was interesting for me to have to slow down and think about my process and then step by step share that with people via social media. For the first time I did time lapse videos and other videos of the actual carve and I think it really allowed me a new way to connect with people, allowed them to see the time and effort put into a piece as well as challenged all of my areas of comfort by forcing me to open up about my work. Over all I am very happy with my experience with this residency. I think it opened me up to new ways of sharing that I will continue on and allowed me the time to take a step up in my carving process.
Thank you for this.
Learn more about Sarah’s artist-in-residency courtesy of Anchorage Museum in their blog and livestream.
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Artist in Residency at Anchorage Museum: at Alaska Native Medical Center, Anchorage. Photo courtesy of TCF.
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