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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Artist Honored Riding a Sound Blasting Vehicle at a Viewing
Andria Bibiloni, 28, of New York, ceased to exist on Mar. 23, 2011 in Philadelphia, where she lived since 2000. A visual artist and educator, she strove through her work to facilitate a dialog about sociopolitical and interpersonal issues. Known for riding her Blasterbike, 2007, in the streets of Philadelphia, her departing wish was to be displayed riding a bigger, louder, and heavier soundblasting vehicle. Beth Beverly of Diamond Tooth Taxidermy will be handling the preparations for the viewing, which takes place at the Rotunda in University City on Sunday March 27 from 3-5 pm. Guests are invited to stay for refreshments.
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
A little behind.
As anyone who works in a creative field knows, an artist must occasionally supplement her income with tedious, unglamorous jobs such as working gigs on cruise ships down in the West Indies every now and again. Tiny violins, I hear them.
The down side is, while living on board said cruise ships, no taxidermy gets done. Virtually nothing gets done, since I live in a room the size of a pocket and internet connections are sparse and sporadic at that. So my apologies, all five of you who read my blog and have perhaps checked in over the last two weeks wondering where I am. I've been busy acquiring a tan that would make the cast of Jersey Shore green.
Upon my return to dry land,I have hit the ground running, so to speak. I am in the midst of some prep (some, HA!) for a really big-time dream project with a deadline that is making me laugh or cry depending on what state of self-medication I am in, I have a thousand or so loose ends to tie up for a performance piece next weekend (I'll post about that shortly) and I'm rehearsing for an aerial dance gig just three weeks away! Yes, I am a circus performer also. Someday, my passions will merge together and this will all make sense. For now, here are some images of samples I made for my mega-project that may or may not be a secret at this point. Feast your eyes:
Next up: more details on my collaborative performance piece with local artist Andria Biblioni.
Between then and April 9: reruns.
The down side is, while living on board said cruise ships, no taxidermy gets done. Virtually nothing gets done, since I live in a room the size of a pocket and internet connections are sparse and sporadic at that. So my apologies, all five of you who read my blog and have perhaps checked in over the last two weeks wondering where I am. I've been busy acquiring a tan that would make the cast of Jersey Shore green.
Upon my return to dry land,I have hit the ground running, so to speak. I am in the midst of some prep (some, HA!) for a really big-time dream project with a deadline that is making me laugh or cry depending on what state of self-medication I am in, I have a thousand or so loose ends to tie up for a performance piece next weekend (I'll post about that shortly) and I'm rehearsing for an aerial dance gig just three weeks away! Yes, I am a circus performer also. Someday, my passions will merge together and this will all make sense. For now, here are some images of samples I made for my mega-project that may or may not be a secret at this point. Feast your eyes:
Next up: more details on my collaborative performance piece with local artist Andria Biblioni.
Between then and April 9: reruns.
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