Value in Art

Hi! I'm Allan Babcock, an Art student at clemson university. This is my portfolio! My personal blog is canned internets

Fall 2011. Experiments with light control.

Fall 2011. Experiments with light control.

“Yuan Dollars”  relief print of coins 26 x 35
The currency of China is linked to the currency of the US in ways much deeper then just being a debt holder. This link creates a connection between the countries that benefits the exporting firms of China and the importing firms of the US respectively.
A world wide currency is created by an amalgamation of the major international currencies that buy into each other.

“Yuan Dollars”  relief print of coins 26 x 35

  • The currency of China is linked to the currency of the US in ways much deeper then just being a debt holder. This link creates a connection between the countries that benefits the exporting firms of China and the importing firms of the US respectively.
  • A world wide currency is created by an amalgamation of the major international currencies that buy into each other.
Untitled -  Aqua-tint zinc plate  11 x 14
Description of Cellular technologies in Kenya

Untitled -  Aqua-tint zinc plate  11 x 14

  • Description of Cellular technologies in Kenya
“Waste of money” relief woodblock 12 x 15
Smoke and fire was added with monoprint

“Waste of money” relief woodblock 12 x 15

  • Smoke and fire was added with monoprint
Source image for “Rocket” print.
Mapped gradient that matches inking on matrix.
Fall, 2010.

Source image for “Rocket” print.

  • Mapped gradient that matches inking on matrix.

Fall, 2010.

  • Silver Gelatin Prints 8 by 10 inches
  • September 2010
  • Shot on 4 by 5 inch negatives.

    Silver Gelatin Prints. 8 by 10 inches

    Fall 2010

    • Take a walk.
    • Make notes.
    • Generate Imagery from the walk.

    • Silver Gelatin Prints 5 by 7 inches
    • August 2010 
    • Scavenger Hunt 

    Fluxus Score for Wednesday September 29, 2010

    1. Everyone sends a text message to someone.
    2. Everyone places their cell phone on a blanket.
    3. Cover with additional blanket.
    4. Wait one minute.
    5. Everyone retrieves individual phones.
    6. Everyone takes turns wrapping themselves in each blanket.

    Created by Gene Ellenberg and Allan Babcock

    Spring 2010

    Samples and Experiments 

    Theme by paulstraw.