Da Da DancingFrom the Artist Our work is filled with fun. Its not meant to be drop dead serious. But it seems like the way for us to say the most, and art is all about communication. Excerpted from https: bucksco. michenerartmuseum. org artists constance e coleman, accessed 6 14 2021 Da Da Dancing was made by Connie Coleman in collaboration with her husband, Alan Powell. Coleman and Powell saw the video monitor as a window to an alternative visual space or

and developed in order to find one's way

For example

Employing abstract principles of form and color

Her “Lampblack'' paintings were the first to bring her wide public attention

the other is the pendulum

solidarity and softness

I came to America as an immigrant

as if one is excavating an archeological site

The overriding themes of my studio work have been narrative and landscape

and spaces

I'm working into portraying identity through the interactions of mediums and materials

and it is a fascinating combination of his background in Japan’s early rock music scene and reverence for Japanese culture