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AMY STACEY CURTIS High Street Gallery Please click images above for full view.
These 28 charcoal and graphite works are time drawings by Amy Stacey Curtis, completed in support of her sixth solo biennial of interactive installation, TIME. Since February 2009, Curtis has completed a 1-minute drawing, a 2-minute drawing, a 3-minute drawing, through to a drawing that took 27 consecutive minutes to complete. She is now completing 27 hour drawings, a 1-hour drawing, a 2-hour drawing, a 3-hour drawing... Drawing only an hour each day, Curtis started with her 27-hour drawing in order to include it in this exhibit. At the completion of her hour drawings, sometime in 2010, keeping track of her progress with a chart, the hour drawings will have taken 378 days to complete. All 27 hour drawings will be exhibited in 2011 at Bates College Museum of Art. TIME will be open for participation October 9Ð28, 2010, for a total of 99 hours.
Since 2000, Amy Stacey Curtis has been installing large-in-scope, interactive works in the vast mills of various Maine towns. Each solo-biennial exhibit is a 22-month process, each exploring a different theme while requiring audience to perpetuate its multiple installations
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