kiri hargie mixed media art & design

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Sustenance Catering, Portland, OR
Business Card
3.6″ x 2.1″ – 2007
Double sided, full color

Cessing Le Compartiment (La Vida Das Grosse Blau )
834 pieces in Polymer Clay
Silhouette in scorched white vinyl with ash, and wine.
For IDENTITY show at Crux Gallery, PDX – 23 March 2007

Crux will be hosting IDENTITY, an amazing night of visual and performing arts delivered by the Black Sheep Artist Collective of Portland.
March 23rd at 7.00 pm
55 NE Farragut St. Portland, OR

Identity delves into aspects of exploring the artists self definition through means of materials and process. Presented in many different forms and styles, the vast conceptual variance is brought to the viewer in multi media works including painting, installation and performance, metal work, writing, and sound escapes.

Members of the collective worked interconnectivly to weave a cohesive fabric of the mind map, which in turn informed the curation of the show and its included works.

Artists include those of the Black Sheep Artist Collective:

Allison Ulmer
Serena Barton
Doug Smith
Andrew Sperry
Barbi Touron
Stephen Ferreira
Alisa Walton
Matt Vosberg
Kiri Hargie
Jennifer Gritt
Terry Dote
Jerry Worley

There will be wine and refreshments available, as well as live musical entertainment. Please contact Crux for questions and directions.

Crux
55 NE Farragut St. Portland, OR
503.283.2292
mail@cruxartspdx.com

http://www.cruxartspdx.com

Untitled (For Felix), 2007
Nutrition Bar Wrappers

This is a pile of nutrition bar wrappers that I’m collecting/creating as a conceptual art piece, as I consume them training for ALC 6. I’m riding partially in memory of one of my favorite artists, Felix Gonzalez Torres who died of Aids in 1996. FGT is well known for his sculptural piles. This piece is dedicated to him, and will grow until I complete the ride.

State of the Pile

5 March 2007
38 bars = 7410 calories

Miles Ridden Since Training Started Jan. 15 2007 = 445.5
445.5 miles = 13365 calories at avg. 30 cals / mile.