Subverted text as transformed imagesTuesday, April 12, 2011 Artist Barbara Wildenboer wields the scalpels she uses to cut paper with the dexterity of a surgeon. Transforming books ranging from encyclopedias to scientific reference works she has revived...
Notes from the Coalface Barbara Wildenboer interviewed by Carsten Rasch for the Canaries in the Coalmine catalogue Birds have long been recognized as the indicators of environmental change, and are effectively thecanaries in the coalmine when it comes to...
The Art of Spinning or the Spinning of Art: Alchemism and Other Survival Strategies To practice seidhr, you need to be able to follow a thread—the thread that is a path through the worlds, winding ever-upward and then back down again along the Tree, spiraling...
The Warrior: Barbara Wildenboer Once upon a time there was a water nymph with long legs who loved making paper boats by the ponds edge. She could sit there for hours listening to the sounds around her as her hands worked away. She adored how the current would take the...
Tracing forced migration from citiesTuesday, May 22, 2012 Around the same time that Barbara Wildenboer’s exhibition Canaries in the Coalmine opened, it was reported that many birds and insect species where moving away from London, unable to cope with the...
Kunsonderhoud vir Litnet met Barbara Wildenboer oor The Lotus Eaters2014-07-21 Die visuele kunstenaar Barbara Wildenboer se jongste solo-uitstalling was deel van die hoofprogram by die 2014-Vryfees en sal deur die loop van die jaar by verskeie galerye in...
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