Showing posts with label archeology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label archeology. Show all posts

October 2, 2013

New video!

A video promoting KevanArt is now available to view on my website. It came about because of a request to supply promotional materials to the Sculptural Object and Functional Art Fair (SOFA) in Chicago at the Navy Pier, October 31  through November 3, 2013, where I will be exhibiting with MEK Gallery.

My son, Christopher Lunney produced, filmed, edited and composed the music. He recently graduated from Parsons in NYC with a degree in Design Technology. Which means he loves to make and mix music, make and mix visuals for projection and create spectacles using these media for events, either to promote a company or to be the main attraction. It's visual and audible art.

Making the video was a completely new and exciting experience for me. I was in awe seeing a different creative process, of which the filming is only a small part. Surprisingly, the experience has made me more aware while viewing TV and movies even though I have been viewing them, well, forever!
I know that anyone who designs clothes or sews professionally can spot a snagged hem or stay stitched coat vent at 50 paces, so I can only imagine what video professionals may see in our production but I am extremely  proud, and not expecting any acting awards soon! I hope you enjoy it, and learn a little bit about what I do. Please leave a comment! Thanks!

 You can see it here on my  website. 

September 20, 2013

KevanArt in a nutshell published on Artsy Shark

Click here to see the post to the Artsy Shark email list about my work with lots of pictures!
ArtsyShark.com is a wonderful resource which supports artists to build better businesses. It is managed by Caorlyn  Edlund.
Kevan Lunney, Health and Wholeness, 12 x 12" linen, thread, paint. 2012

July 4, 2013

Mini Textile 2013 in Ukraine Accepts Two Works



6TH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION of Mini Textiles 


JUNE 18-30, 2013

KHERSON, UKRAINE

will be the vacation spot for two of my works. Accepted for inclusion are Self Portrait Eye, and Mindfulness and Compassion bowl.
The catalog from exhibit can be seen here.



A review, here states that the best works were from..... Kevan Lunney...


Three fun facts about this city, 

1. I haven't been there but my art work has! 



2. Tarpan (Equus ferus ferus, also known as the Eurasian wild horse) is an extinct subspecies of wild horse. The last individual believed to be of this subspecies died in captivity here in 1909.

3. Solomon Rosenblum, later known as Lieutenant Sidney Reilly, was a secret agent, international adventurer and playboy who was at one time employed by the British Secret Intelligence Service. He is reputed to be the real inspiration for Ian Fleming's spy character, James Bond. Somehow, Bond, James Bond rolls off the tongue easier than Rosenblum, Solomon Rosenblum.
And now you know the rest of the story!  How cool is that?