In My, 2010, Marcelina Cravat and I have founded a new film production company called ARTiDOCs. We create compelling artistic documentaries that capture the artist’s spirit and journey. You can visit our website artidocs.com for more details about our current projects.
I illustrated this Cornell Coyote character for the Cornell Elementary School Silly O fundraising event posters. They used this character for many years after.
Mischa asked me to do a website for her that brought all her sites together in one place. Here is the design I came up with and the logo was created for her. I made her business cards and a brochure for her realty business.
in 2010 I founded ARTiDocs with my film school buddy Marcy Cravat. Together we created Lucky Girl and worked on several other short art docs together. We needed a website, a logo and branding. Here is what I designed.
www.artidocs.com
The Vagina Song from Jody Yvette on Vimeo.
Art Director was my role in this charming music video.The song and performance is by Maya Prickett. This “What You Gonna Do About It” production was directed by John Madden. The video was the winner at the BECAFEST 2009 “Best Music Award”, was Nominated “Best Video Art”, “Best Sound Recording”
Winner, The City Shorts Film Festival 2009, “Best Production Design”
Screenings “Another Hole in the Head Film Festival” 2009.
This was a small painting I created for my mother back in 1997. I had just had knee surgery and was frustrated that I could not walk around. So I painted this study for her. She was the chillie queen! It hung in her kitchen for years! Now I have placed it in mine! It reminds me of her.
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SLATE ART & DESIGN EVENT
Thursday May 28 at 7pm
Artists Talk with Caroline Seckinger.
Premiere screening of “The Dress as an Institution” Documentary by Jules Kobelin.
Multi-Media Artist Caroline Seckinger will discuss her the thoughts and process behind her recent work in metal, fur, fiber, print,and film, on view at SLATE May 1-30.
Please rsvp for this event as space is limited.
PH: 510-652-4085
info@slateartanddesign.com
Caroline Seckinger Works presents recent works by the East Bay artist, many of which are on public view for the first time, in a dynamic installation employing a range of media to investigate socio-cultural notions of gender, marriage, and work. Taking the wedding dress as both material and metaphor, Seckinger deconstructs the institution, articulating its many aspects in both bold and nuanced artistic statements.
“I am working in several realms of inquiry,” notes Seckinger, “one being conceptual: working on the possibility of making a form that will reflect an aspect of our society. The other is material and process based. What does this material offer in its malleability, and in repetition or reconstruction of its original form?”
Slate Art & Design is a new contemporary art gallery, opened by Danielle Fox in April 2009. Fox comments, “Caroline’s work is very conceptual, which demands a lot from the viewer. But I believe this body of work has an intense and very moving quality even if you are just appreciating it in purely visual and sensual terms.”
Danielle Fox, Director
SLATE Art & Design
4770 Telegraph Ave (& 48th)
Oakland, CA 94609
www.slateartandesign.com
