Tag: elyse hocstadt

• Materiality/Immateriality – The Art of Elyse Hochstadt

                          If you’re familiar with some of my earlier posts, you would know one of my art crushes is Elyse Hochstadt. I’ve been following Ms. Hochstadt’s work and happy to report that she will be showing work at Root Division at the Manufactured Organic show! Much of […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  February 28, 2011

  Art, Artist’s Philosophy, Visual Arts

  bay area artist, bay area arts community, conceptual art, elyse hocstadt, exhibtion, gelatin prints, immateriality, materiality, photography, postaday2011, root division, Sculpture

• Labour of Love, Installation by Elyse Hochstadt

  Eggshells. Easily discarded but often associated with the idiom of not wanting to hurt one’s feelings (hence, walking on eggshells), Elyse Hochstadt’s Labour of Love installation of eggshells with a wooden swing hanging off to a corner of the piece provides the viewer with an identifiable reference – a carpet.  Yet, the thought of walking […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  January 4, 2011

  bay area, contemporary art, contemporary craft, elyse hocstadt, labour of love, postaday2011, San Francisco, San Francisco Art Institute

• Portrait of George I by Elyse Hochstadt

  With the valiant effort of keeping with my “art diary” format and writing as much as possible in the new year (every day to be exact), I figured it would be nice to write about a Bay Area artist. I’m hoping to learn more about her work as well as her processes as the year progresses. There will […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  January 3, 2011

  Art, Art Practice, Artist’s Studio, Visual Arts

  art practice, arts, bay area, conceptual art, contemporary craft, elyse hocstadt, fine arts and craft, postaday2011, San Francisco Art Institute, san francisco bay area, Sculpture