Mark Eisendrath This is Me

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1. 1. margaretboozer.com

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   Published on: 4/1/2008   Last Visited: 7/22/2008

   Drawing Workshop by sculptor Mark Eisendrath

2. 2. Gallery Imperato :: Exhibitions

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   Published on: 1/8/2006   Last Visited: 3/27/2008

   Like Erin and Mark, his work comes through his process of art making.His solitary classical figures sit in an isolated white void.Though they echo something of the past, they give no clear objective truth.They do not interact within a real space, rather they exist within the realm of the mysterious and hidden.Like excavating an ancient statue, he uncovers his figures left in the dust.
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   According to Washington Post columnist, Ferd Protzman in 1999, Mark allows the process take precedence over the results.Mark's charred paper assemblages are made from a home-brewed process of infusing the paper with several ingredients and then igniting and repeating if needed.His sculptures are raw, somewhat unconventional abstractions.
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   Mark Eisendrath graduated from the Rhode Island School of design in 1996.He has completed artist residencies in Paris, France and Providence, Rhode Island.Eisendrath has exhibited regionally and nationally and his work is included in numerous private collections.Other than exhibiting, Eisendrath has also taught at the Corcoran College of Art, George Mason University, Rhode Island School of Design, and Rhode Island School for the Deaf.

3. 3. Margaret Boozer: Red Dirt Studios

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   Published on: 6/18/2005   Last Visited: 7/22/2008

   Mark Eisendrath:
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   In this hands-on workshop, sculptor Mark Eisendrath explores definitions of drawing and drawing's role in the sculpture making process:
   
   Drawing as the inception of a work, as a primary experience of hand against the nature of material, and as a personal lense through which to aesthetically consider the world.
   
   Eisendrath will begin with a slide lecture of his work, then follow with a hands-on session where participants experiment with various approaches to physical mark-making, drawing from a model, and uses of non-traditional media.
   
   Mark Eisendrath resides and works in Baltimore, MD.He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design.Eisendrath has taught at Corcoran College of Art and Design, George Mason University, and has been artist in residence at Rhode Island School for the Deaf.He exhibits regionally and nationally.
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