08/27/13

Sketchbook pages

I’m an advocate of keeping a sketchbook. I need it for my work. I find images from newspapers or I print them from the internet, use fragments of books, do drawings, add my own writing, tape flat objects to pages, etc. It may seem chaotic but it actually helps me to organize my thoughts and my ideas. It helps me when i’m working on sculptures, installations, & films. But definitely more so when I’m working on stories. The sketchbooks become my reference library. Whenever I need to get a person or team of people on board with my vision – I pull them out. I can flip through many pages and a more comprehensive vision is shared and much more clearly. So, I’m dedicated to them. They are also a source of stream of conscious thinking for me, a play place of ideas, unhindered. I think everyone should keep sketchbooks of their ideas all the time. Here are a few pages of my own: sketchbook5 sketchbook4 Continue reading

08/23/13

The Raven on Eyes Towards the Dove

Mining the Battlefields of Peace: An interview with Satch Hoyt By Sarah Walko

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The Raven will be a series of essays and interviews with artists that focus on their process and who they are behind their work:

THE R A V E N, An Introduction by Katy Diamond Hamer

Since days of yore white has often been associated with peace, purity and love, “the dove” while black is the color of fear, bad dreams and melancholy. Sarah Walko, artist and Director of The Triangle Arts Residency in Brooklyn, will be contributing articles and artist interviews as The R A V E N to eyes towards the dove. Hers will bring a new flight of fancy to the site, not necessarily dark in content, but rather pepper compared to salt; a new flavor.