Two weeks ago myself and a gaggle of my tremendously talented artist friends put on a show at my house.
I showed a very rough sketch of some of the ideas we are working on for Hot Wings, and the always generous and lovely Mark Mc Beth filmed it.
so here’s a peek at some of what we are working on…
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Laura Arrington from In Studio on Vimeo.
also check out some of the other videos from the show. It was quite a night!
FACT/SF
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Charles Slender from In Studio on Vimeo.
Liz Tenuto
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Liz Tenuto from In Studio on Vimeo.
Kat Galasso
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Kat Gallasso from In Studio on Vimeo.
Jorge De Hoyos and Macklin Kowal
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Jorge De Hoyos & Macklin Kowel from In Studio on Vimeo.
Minna Harri
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Minna Harri from In Studio on Vimeo.
Philip Huang
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Philip Huang from In Studio on Vimeo.
and
Maryam Rostami/Mona G. Hawd
100529 Laura Arrington Fox Den: Maryam Rostami/Mona G. Hawd from In Studio on Vimeo.
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