Saturday, April 20, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
Alan Tuttle’s “The Domiciles Project” features old doors mounted on stands with a different vignette painted on each side. The public art project now includes 13 double-sided doors. Tuttle …
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Alan Tuttle’s “The Domiciles Project” features old doors mounted on stands with a different vignette painted on each side.
The public art project now includes 13 double-sided doors. Tuttle hopes it one day will grow to 50.
He uses a technique he says he discovered by accident a few years ago. The finished product resembles a paint spill with the image contained within the spill-shaped borders.
He says the images show “scenes from life as it might have been lived behind the door.”
Students will observe the paintings as part of in-class lessons.
The public is invited to the showings.
The exhibit will be at Clifton-Fine Central May 5 and 6, Gouverneur Central May 9 and at Ogdensburg Free Academy May 18 to 20. May 18 will be in conjunction with Ogdensburg Command Performance.
Times are to-be-determined.
Call one of the schools for more information.
The Domiciles Project website is http://thedomicilesproject.com.
