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Eco-artist Eileen Wold made an ephemeral installation during her residency at the Desert Dairy.
See video HERE.
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Musician and multimedia artist Oshri Hakak returns to the Desert Dairy to make music and create a piece of earth art.
See video HERE. Nancy Walter talks about her process of using found rust objects to dye paper and fabric during her Residency with us.
See video HERE. Amanda Saint Claire was our final resident at the Desert Dairy this season. She sneaked in when it was just getting, let's say, warm. She spent her days in the apartment AC writing, and her evenings painting and creating a personal space in Cindy Zimmerman's "Rain Grotto." Amanda is developing a sound practice, plus the lighting and scents were gorgeous. www.amandasaintclaire.com
Cindy Rinne worked in both the Residency apartment and in the White Box Gallery, getting ready for her performance at the High Desert Fringe Festival at Tower Homestead in Wonder Valley. She makes costumes and ritual objects, and performs her poetry. She received an Arts Connection, San Bernardino Arts Council Micro Grant to come to the Desert Dairy!
I am more than my body The Netherworld holds confusion fear loss my body needs repair I retreat inside my womb Lanterns light the way I bathe in calming waters incense prayer not knowing close my eyes and enter the silence As the world breathes me a bloodline of the unseen underwater ancestors intone healing sounds in unison Aura shifts beyond my pain my soul conducts cosmic currents I gather clothes adorned with stars Polaris glows within ©_Cindy Rinne Photographer Patricio Chavez was in residency at the Desert Dairy in April. It was fascinating to watch him shoot his images, which he projected onto our sand dune, trees and other objects at night. He had our first exhibition at the Office Gallery at Mojaveland during our April popup. Linda is here with us for the third (plus) time. She will show new work during Mojaveland's Pop Up weekend, in the Cowboy Dressing Room Gallery. Very excited to be using this new space, and have her interact with the public after their golf games.
Susan Roden's second residency at the Desert Dairy coincided with the Desert Open Studios in Palm Springs. We got the keys to our new studio at 7am the day of the opening, a bit of stress! But the show was a great beginning for us "down below."
Not all residents do an exhibition during their stay with us, but we do offer try to offer something if the stars align. Now we have three options for gallery space: the DD, Mojaveland, and the Via Negocio in Palm Springs. Fun! |
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