Aug 21, 2017
Flora and Fauna Paper Constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker | Colossal
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Flora and Fauna Paper Constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker | Colossal
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Flora and Fauna Paper Constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker
Flora and Fauna Paper Constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker | Colossal
Flora and Fauna Paper Constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker | Colossal
Paper constructions by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker, via This is Colossal. More of their work here.
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Coin collection box moving sculpture, before it was painted, has a home at the Como Park Conservatory in St. Paul by Dean Lucker.
Art On the Hill featuring Ann Wood & Dean Lucker - Woodlucker
To see Kettle Pot Tracks’ full Art On the Hill posts and the On the Hill Music series pop on over to http://kettlepottracks.com.
Woodlucker is a visual partnership and studio founded by Ann Wood and Dean Lucker in 1987, after graduating from Minneapolis College of Art and Design. This partnership is based on both individual and collaborative practices. Ann creates mixed media portraits and theatrical tableaus of mysterious beauty and solace whose identity is grounded in the timeless aesthetic and ethic of rural America. Dean’s work is driven by a passion for vernacular animated traditions which combine a personalized mythology to create mechanical storytelling. Their collaborative work combines a love for illustrated paper art and forgotten histories into engaging objects full of sentiment and longing.
To see Woodlucker’s full Art On the Hill post please visit: http://kettlepottracks.com/category/featured-artists/
While you’re there, you can check out our On the Hill Music series too.
Thank you!
I loooove Dean Lucker's sculptures. Sooo much.