Day: October 29, 2012

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Small panel of embroidery in high relief of a tree in an oval with an elaborate framework. The field is filled by an oak tree with leaves worked in detatched needle lace stitches in shades of green. The trunk and branches are very dimensional, and are worked in silver metallic thread, now tarnished. At the base of the tree is a salamander, also in silver metallic thread. The background shows a landscape worked in pale silks with mountains and buildings, possibly a monastery. From the limbs of the tree hang crutches, a wax leg, and a censer.
Building Movement

An interview with animator James Duesing.

Susan Brown: The question I am most frequently asked as a curator is, “How long would it take to make something like that?” In trying to think of a contemporary form that is comparably labor intensive, animation came to mind.

Read Time
6 minutes
Posted By
Susan Brown
Date
October 29, 2012