Even though Carlye Crisler’s art has ranged from portraits to dolls to welded “anthropological figures,” she says that her time running the costume shop at the Power Center has influenced it all: “Everything I do has a theatrical slant. And it’s always evolving.” Her latest project sprang from a welding class: steel and bronze figures with interchangeable heads and jewelry. She gives them all a weathered patina and interesting ethnic tones, from hats to antlers to medieval headdresses, and also makes their jewelry.
We would like to say thank you to all of those who applied to Ann Arbor’s South University Art Fair 2012. The application is now closed. The results of the jurying will be announced on Feb 27th 2012. We look forward to seeing all of you in July! If you have any questions about the [...]
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