Showing posts with label new work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new work. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
h0LLeR @ mY w0Rk yO!
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new work,
Ripe,
sonja thomsen
Sunday, August 21, 2011
New work and updated website...
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| ripe installed in the Layton Gallery at MIAD, Milwaukee WI |
I am pleased to announce a new project ripe
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new work,
Ripe,
sonja thomsen
Sunday, February 24, 2008
New Website...

I have been working on my new website for the past 3 weeks and am pleased to see go live. My dear friend Cristina Sitjia Rubio designed and has been managing my previous website for the past four years. Thank you Cristina!
I switched to using livebooks.edu in order to keep my site more up to date. As an educator I was able to take advantage of the affordable hosting cost from livebooks.edu!
Please let me know what you think about the new site.
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new work
Sunday, January 27, 2008
new video piece...burning water
I was asked by the art critic for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to participate in a new project that would showcase artists in the region.
Mary Louise Schumacher asked four artists to create a 5min video about why and how they make their work. I was interested in using this opportunity to work with video footage I had collected of a lake in northern wisconsin and used motor oil in my backyard. I was pleased to collaborate with a talented sound and video artist, Jason Nanna.
It was a great experience and challenge to create a 5min piece in one month - in a medium I am not as familiar with. Jason taught me a lot about basic video and sound editing and I am really pleased with what we came up with. We approached the project as an opportunity to create a new piece of artwork that references my photographs and speaks to some of my influences.
The project - In the Making - was launched last week on the Journal Sentinel's website. Let me know what you think...
jason yi
katie e. martin
jill sebastian
sonja
What would happen if some of Milwaukee's best artists had five minutes to spend with you, the readers of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel?
Mary Louise Schumacher asked four artists to create a 5min video about why and how they make their work. I was interested in using this opportunity to work with video footage I had collected of a lake in northern wisconsin and used motor oil in my backyard. I was pleased to collaborate with a talented sound and video artist, Jason Nanna.
It was a great experience and challenge to create a 5min piece in one month - in a medium I am not as familiar with. Jason taught me a lot about basic video and sound editing and I am really pleased with what we came up with. We approached the project as an opportunity to create a new piece of artwork that references my photographs and speaks to some of my influences.
The project - In the Making - was launched last week on the Journal Sentinel's website. Let me know what you think...
jason yi
katie e. martin
jill sebastian
sonja
Monday, October 01, 2007
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