Stefanie Busch, Dresden Germany

Here is the 5th floor studio of my Stefanie Busch, whom I got to know while I was in Germany in 2008, and then while she was in Columbus in last year. It was great to get back to Dresden for my exhibition, and the best part was seeing my good friend Stefanie!
Stefanie used photography and silkscreens to create her imagery, during here stay in Columbus she focused on the foreclosed and abandoned neighborhoods of Columbus, Cleveland and Detroit.

Ardine Nelson, Columbus

Here are some images of Ardine's dark room and second studio. I am not a photographer technically, I am intrigued by these photo machines and timing and chemical mixes and light meters and the like, it all seems a bit like alchemy to the laymen that I am. Quite interesting and fascinating.

Ardine Nelson, Columbus

Here is Ardine Nelson, who showed me around her beautiful garden, and her studio, this is the studio Andine and Fred had built, Look at the great staircase! Ardine and Fred are very prolific artists with stacks and stacks of frames and work.

Deniz Merdanogullari

Eda, originally uploaded by Deniz Merdan.

deniz Merdanogullari

Joanna said her 1978 Datsun 710 was running rough but mike and i couldnt figure out why so i asked her to sit down and relax in the rain forest for a while, originally uploaded by Deniz Merdan.

Deniz Merdanogullari, Istanbul, Milan, Vancouver

I asked jen if she had just killed an orange in her room with an axe but all she did was smile and sit on the corner with her flamingo who's name escapes my mind at the moment, originally uploaded by Deniz Merdan.

Deniz is am amazing photographer, I found these images taken by Deniz Merdanogullari of some artists in their studios, and in his studio.

"Knitalatte" Canada

Photo: Knitalatte
This artst must live somewhere BEAUTIFUL, if you check out her flickr page you will see what I mean!