One of the key characteristics of my work and, in particular, the Roseland project is flexibility. I like to give my work ‘breathing space’ so that I can be responsive to each new situation that every location presents. If ideas emerge in one location that work well, then I will try to find ways to take them on to the next location.
« What is Roseland? | Main | The Common Roseland Elements »
August 30, 2006
The comments to this entry are closed.
1,100 Rosebuds
- Newlyn Art Gallery 2004
Rosenlund, Sweden
- Photos taken by Laura Singer
Hide and Seek: Roseland im Jacobigarten
- Photographs taken by Birgit Jensen
Gifts
- Gifts for Roseland
Roseland Maps
- Conceived and digitally drawn by Roxane Permar
Roseland Postcard Exchange
- Photographs taken by Roxane Permar
WG/3ZI/K/BAR
- Photos taken by Birgit Jensen (numbered) and Roxane Permar (captioned).
Studies for Malkasten
- Studies for the new work at Jacobiegarten at Malkasten
Kunstpunkte, Düsseldorf
- Photos taken by Roxane Permar
News From Roseland
- News From Roseland is written and designed by Roxane Permar. References for articles from Internet can be given on request.
Common or Garden
- Photos taken by Andrew Whitten and Roxane Permar
Bonhoga Gallery in Shetland
- Photos taken by Elaine Tait and Roxane Permar
Hide and Seek. Roseland im Jacobigarten
- Photographs taken by Roxane Permar at Malkasten, Düsseldorf
Malkasten Preparations
- Photos taken by Roxane Permar
Categories
- 1,100 Rosebuds (1)
- 150 Jahre Künstler Verein Malkasten (1)
- Berlin (2)
- Bonhoga Gallery, Shetland (4)
- Common or Garden (2)
- Encounters (3)
- Floral Supplies (2)
- Gifts and Mementoes (8)
- Hide and Seek - Roseland im Jacobigarten at Malkasten (6)
- Kunstpunkte, Düsseldorf (8)
- Malkasten (16)
- Networking (1)
- News From Roseland (15)
- Pink Felt (3)
- Pink Gifts (1)
- Pink Umbrellas (9)
- Roseland (5)
- Roseland in Russia (1)
- Rosenlund, Sweden (1)
- The Roseland Postcard Exchange (4)
Comments