Etsy Link

The link to the Etsy Shop is:

www.etsy.com/shop/MousetrapProject

Look around and give me feedback on what you see and like (or not).

I love to do custom installations, please inspire me in terms of color, style and size.

New York City clients can get free consultations and hand delivery.

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(Wow, this seems like such an ad!  "Our operators are standing by")

"Women in the Heights" Gallery Show

The Mousetraps will be featured in this exhibition:

http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20130226/washington-heights/new-gallery-celebrates-women-heights---uptown-celebrations

And MY name made the text!!

Article:

NORTHERN MANHATTAN — The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance will honor Women's History Month in March by presenting the 4th Annual "Women in the Heights — Uptown Celebrations."

The gallery will feature the work of women artists from Washington Heights and Inwood.

Twenty-six contemporary artists — including Susan Bresler, Laura Calhoun, Erica Criss, Elizabeth Lorris Ritter and Tammy Rose — will be highlighted in the gallery.

The gallery, which will begin March 7 to run through April 18 at NoMAA's Cornerstone Center Gallery at 178 Bennett Ave., will also invite the artists in for a talk on March 11.

The gallery will be open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and by appointment.

Read more: http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20130226/washington-heights/new-gallery-celebrates-women-heights---uptown-celebrations#ixzz2M2abfywb

Art In Situ: Beethoven

Even Beethoven is a fan!

The Mousetraps are hanging from a Chinese Calligraphy Brush, and are hanging by a chain.

Art In Situ: 72nd Street

Hanging in NYC, on 72nd Street.

Mousetrap Hangings

Here are a few pieces, hung on twine and dowels.  Note the reflection of the far wall in the "windowpane mirror".

Mousetraps everywhere you look!!  Six pieces here.

Here is the about left wall with 3 Hangings on them.

The Mousetrap Project: The Wall

Welcome to The Mousetrap Project.

The iPhone that you stare at all the time has roughly the same dimensions as the back of a mousetrap.  

The screens which have taken over our lives contain multitudes; they contain the landscapes of our imaginations and our ken.  We spend hours staring into these devices, trying to see our ultimate horizon line.  As far as the eye can see, we are lost in this screen, specifically tailored to our personal world.

These Mousetraps are made of wood and enamel and depict their own landscapes.  These are modest materials; designed as killing machines.  Each represents a unique world, and offers a glimpse into the collective when assembled en masse.

Below is the current installation, 150 on a wall. 15 Canes of 10 Mousetraps each.