We’ve had thousands come through the Lab at the Leo to take a look at our colLABorART event in conjunction with the Leonardo. Beginning Thursday, the artist pairs began working on their pieces and on Saturday, while a packed audience mingled through the space, all eight artists were at work, soaking up the vibe of an interested audience and the energy of their fellow artists.
Here are a few shots from the weekend.
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- Kent Christensen at work on “Frosted and Fried,” his pop art collaboration with Jann Haworth.
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- Chad Crane and Zane Lancaster at work during colLABorART.
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- David Habben pauses to consider his next move in a collaborative piece by him and Shawn Rossiter.
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- Works by the late Francis Zimbeaux were donated by his estate to become part of the collaborative collage piece by Liberty Blake and Shawn Rossiter.
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- Jann Haworth and Kent Christensen at work on Frosted and Fried.
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- On the Friday night of Arts Fest, Ben Poole screened “Death is colder than Clay,” a limited edition tee-shirt designed by Blake and Rossiter.
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- Chad Crane (left) and Zane Lancaster’s intricate battle painting attracted close examination.
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- Liberty Blake worked long into the night on her 144 square foot wall collage.
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