"Nothing screams 'Home Sweet Home' in Kelley's aesthetic - perhaps theatrical? - vocabulary like `As the Ache.' ...
But Kelley's home is not to be feared. Stitched and nailed and stapled together from whatever our over-consuming industrial culture has left behind, this home sweet home reads as an allegory to a new more truthful kind of personal homemaking - one that eschews the expectations of others.
From unappealing detritus, Kelley fashions a stage for a much more gnarly but ultimately more truthful kind of existence."
excerpt Austin Statesman Art Review by Jeanne Claire van Ryzin
mumbling to myself aloud, in public. at times it is embarrassing, but it is as it is.
I know you're expecting art!
It is here, but interwoven / embedded with cyber residue of life.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Austin Statesman Art Review
Houston artist fashions domesticity from urban refuse
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