Tag Archives: wood art

Sometimes You’re the Bug

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Mark Kerstetter

I’ve been singing The Bug while I do my work lately. It started with needing to replace a piece of trim on the carriage house (fancy word for garage). Uncovering one piece of wasted wood revealed another, and then others. … Continue reading →

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An Other Room

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Mark Kerstetter

An Other Room Elbowing my way into the place where I can spread out jets of controlled wantonness; a room like Pollock’s, where pain and rage are unfurled and made to dance off the fingertips —wave riders and storm chasers … Continue reading →

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Show at the Morean Arts Center

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Mark Kerstetter

Thanks to the kind invitation of Denis Gaston, an artist I greatly admire, I will be showing my salvaged wood cutouts to the public for the first time. The following is based on my artist’s statement provided for the show … Continue reading →

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