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Early Tomatos / Early Harkrader

It's the end of the growing season in Virginia for tomatos.

A favoite in the Harkrader household every summer = open faced tomato sandwich, toasted with mayo.

This year the Cherokee Purple was a favorite. The painting above is an early Harkrader, small oil on canvas. From still life to sustained life. Thank you tomato.

Robert Suchinski / Opole Poland

dodano: 28 paždziernika 2010, 20:12

Salon Jesienny 2010, czyli ranking artystów

Salon to nie tylko prezentacja rocznego dorobku lokalnych artystów, to również ranking. Tym razem na szczycie, za wskazaniem jurorów z ASP we Wrocławiu i w Katowicach, znalazł się Robert Suchiński, laureat Nagrody Marszałka Województwa Opolskiego (4 tys. zł). W jego pracy - rzeźbie z drutu - dostrzeżono "bezkompromisowy przekaz artystyczny przy zastosowaniu oszczędnych środków wyrazu”.
The Harkrader's are hosting Robert Suchinski in their home and studio while Suchinski is in Virginia working on an installation.

Birth of the Universe - New Work (continued)

Birth of the Universe, Birth of Man, Dust to Dust, Children of the Dust, Lust to Dust, God of Mortality, Fall of Man, Original Sin, Forbidden Fruit, Desire, title, title, title, etc. What, where, when and how? This, that, thus and such. In, out, up and down.

Artview 2010

From Opole, Poland, artist Robert Suchinski will arrive in Virginia tomorrow night to reside with host family, the Harkrader's, for a couple of weeks. The city of Opole was established in 1211. Poland is located East of Berlin and North of Prague. Suchinski is one of the installation artists for Artview 2010.

http://www.artview2010.com/artists.html

Birth of the Universe - New Work

Sculptured Canvas (New Work)

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Public Art - Zakim Bunker Hill - Boston

Public Art Sculpture - The Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge in Boston was one element of the historic 'Big Dig' public works project. Harkrader photographed this cable span detail during the Bridge Walk on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2002. Approximately 800,000 people walked across two such Zakim Bunker Bridge events before the city turned the bridge over to the 'Car Gods'.