So productive.

[diemme]

I updated my user info, polished nails read The Tell-Tale Heart and texted friend for her birthday. I'm so lazy it scares me. That story always makes my blood run cold; I keep imagining the old man shivering in the dark, knowing something embodying all his fears was in the room with him.

We just had a mini storm with an innordinate amount of thunder. Surprisingly, the rain poured down afterward; it rarely rains heavily here when the thunder shows off. It made me restless and this is bad because I need to work on some notes for a meeting on Tuesday. The thunder's still rattling around and poor Azzurri is camped under the bed.

I was going through my old files the other day and I found some images of Alice Aycock's and Judy Chicago's work.

The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago.

Some pics of the individual settings

Virginia Woolf's place.

Sojourner Truth's.

Primordial Goddess'

Hatshepsut's.

A section of The Quilting Bee Project.

Two views of East River Roundabout by Alice Aycock.

     

Spiral Stair Encircling a Cone; Suspended Cyclone Fragment by Alice Aycock

Star Sifter by Alice Aycock.

Waterworks Installation by Alice Aycock.

The Islands of the Moon and Stars by Alice Aycock.

Comments

[evien.livejournal.com]

Oooooooohwow, very cool.

You're not nearly as lazy as you could be sweetie. *huggles and couchpotates with you*

[diemme.livejournal.com]

Sculpture is love!

* Huggles * I'm getting lazier by the day! I'm taking breaks in between nuking noodles for dinner.

[saintxsin.livejournal.com]

Oh.. Those were beautiful

[diemme.livejournal.com]

Yes! Alice Aycock is one of my favourite artists, I was blown away the first time I saw any of her work.

[817.livejournal.com]

The first one is amazing. How large is it, do you know?

[diemme.livejournal.com]

I'm not certain of the dimensions but I believe it was built so that the women mentioned could "realistically" sit round it. I have some links to more of their work that I can post later on.

[chimera-negra.livejournal.com]

i saw the dinner party years ago...
it was really incredible, the scale is so huge but the attention to detail was amazing.

i didn't know Alice Aycock, thanks for posting, her work is really interesting

[diemme.livejournal.com]

I'd love to see it up close, even in slides and photos it takes my breath away.

She is amazing!