For Malin

http://www.geraldslota.com/#/found/4522406736

Gerald Slota.. i thought you'd like these!!

for jena

http://www.christinboggs.com/about.html

Quay bros for Kate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXb5iKtU8Es

for kate- here is another one of Yurij Norstein's magic pieces

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmcp4XNCWRY

For Liz

1. Amy Casey
2. Wendy Walgate

For Anna

For anna. some images i thought you might like. the library is somewhere in the netherlands. the other photos are from interior photographer Todd Selby. www.theselby.com.... browse through that website, there are some really interesting "worlds" so to speak. i picked some random ones- a girl who was really into tarantulas, and a skateboarder with an indoor ramp.

For Malin

for malin. these are just a couple videos I thought you might like. they both have interesting narrative aspects to them. i thought of the seasons video because you mentioned cut-outs. the second video reminds me of your previous use of mirrors, for some reason. i think the way the chalk echoes.

For Carlie

1. Just for fun/reminds me of your commercial work. "Foodscapes" by Carl Warner

2. Also.... "Spiritual Nourishment: Food and Ritual in Performance Art", by Agnieszka Gratza. It's an article I found in the lesley online art research thing. definitely look it up!

3. Deliciously dark
Performance artist Caroline Smith (aka Mertle) uses our weird and wonderful relationship with food in her surreal show. Viv Groskop eats cake with her awesome article!! lots of bits about her resisting treats!

For Jena

for jena, environment-related sculpture pieces.
1. naoko-ito, "urban tree"
2. Beth Galston, "luminous garden" (check out her other work, it's really awesome. and she's boston based!)

For Liz

1. Claire Coles, embroidery on wallpaper.
2. Unsure of artist? broken casts, perhaps porcelain?
3.Needle n Thread video directory of embroidery stiches. There are some really unique ones in there.

for liz.

Fiber Artist: Judith Scott for Liz

Eat Nature by Japanese artist, Masaaki Tatsumi

Room of Glass for Malin

Mike

This movie is a bit ridiculous, and it's a bit obvious for me to tell you to watch it but I think it'll help you become passionate about the subject. I don't believe you need to travel to Detroit to find what you are looking for, but this is the story of why Jane mentioned you should go there for the project.

Kate

Michelle Arcila

An image for you to look at for the tea cup stacking. (not to use, just to look at)