Thendara's Blog

The odds and ends in the creative  world of Thendara M Kida-Gee.

new year, new work, funky attitude

Happy New year all. I am thankful for having gotten to immerse myself in much making but have been slack in the sharing and documenting. I think the pandemic and the lack of external activity has caused me to fully jump inwards… and sometimes it’s hard to get back out. Here’s a little gallery of some works from the end of 2021. Last year was slow, my 2019 had been roaring along to come to the stand still of my show I march 2020 that never opened (despite being hung for an audience that never was to come.) Looking back on 2021 and the most positive accomplishment for me was to make it onto the Washington State Art Comission’s Art Roster. This is a pre approved list for organizations to come to and scope out the artists for public projects. I am so grateful to be included in this list and now hoping to be picked. ok now for some art … these pieces are part of my whole technological takeover and loss of nature. so these are simulated environs which I'm imagining through an 80s video game lens. more to come!

From Sea to Tree with Mountain in Between at The Bainbridge Performing Arts Center

Installing tomorrow and open to the public until it ends March 30th.

Please check out Bainbridge performing arts website

BPA Gallery hours are 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Wednesday – Friday plus one hour prior to each performance. Please check with the BPA Box Office for specific exhibit dates, as the length of each show varies.

Mountainscape 2017 24”x14”

Through the Trees to the Mountains 2.0

Through the Trees to the Mountains , Art on Main, 25 W Main Street, Auburn wa 98001

An installation by artist Thendara M Kida-Gee Sponsored by the Auburn Arts Commission

4/20/2019-7/7/2019

Coming this April 20th A new installation - working on the theme of the last through the trees to the mountains is the world evolving from my first world created in Through the Trees (Shunpike Storefronts 2016) This time things are different, from more raw organic set of trees with digital highlights towards a more digital plastic world…. shh don’t want to say too much just yet.It will be in situ nearly four months so plenty of time. There is a coffee shop right next door to the window gallery, so pop in get a coffee check out my mountains and then list all the other great public art auburn has to offer!

Come one come all- Bemis Fall exhibition 2015!!!

This year I got my act into gear and applied to be a part of the Bemis Fall show!

I have been thinking on it for a few years and took action and am really excited to be a part of a show filled with great artists in a fantastic piece of historic Seattle, The Bemis building.

I will be showing my Recycled Landscapes and look forward to seeing you down south.

Come down see some art, meet some artists, maybe even take a piece home?!

More information :Bemis Arts

 

Recycled Landscapes

Recycled Landscapes, create you own scape.

Initially these were started creating the spaces in between trees, the color of light hitting through trees and creating a glow. Then they became line obsessed color palettes which when covered in resin looked like they should be installed in someones kitchen back splash. Now they are just a relaxation with nothing else is pressing on my mind.

This is my 6x6 size  they fit into my modular collage realm of creating your own Scape with pieces I supply -Interactive. 

They are all made from my recycled landscapes discipline of using rubbish photos to create new, abstract landscapes, innerscapes, outerscapes somewherescapes. After being covered in individually cut pieces, and I haveI fit the puzzle together the whole thing is covered in jeweler's grade resin (non yellowing.)

I would like to see how someone else would hang these