Thu, Oct 8 2009

At Birmingham Artwalk 2009, The Birmingham Art Collective occupied David Carrigan’s old Jimmy Hale “Mission Building”. Because of the raw interior, I decided to install the sculpture that I had been thinking about for a while but never had a place to make it happen. Other artists that displayed in the building that night were: Moriah Ozbourn, Joanna Lynn H, and Jason Burgess.
For “Icecream Funeral” I built two reverse boats. Their sails were made of wood, and their hulls were made of sails. They floated along semi-disattached among strung along icecream cones. These cones were all around them like rain. and the boats were in a funeral procession.
At 8:00pm I climbed up a ladder and put neopolitan icecream in the cones.. and for the rest of the night they dripped a sweet rain all over the boats and ground. Slowly some of the cones fell off and others just melted. You could smell the sweet icecream and hear the drips and splatters of the sculpture melting away.
Sara Cannon
Sat, Nov 8 2008
title: the orgins.progression
exhibited: artwalk 2008

Sat, Nov 8 2008
Name of series: Cost/Benefit Analysis
Exhibited: “the show” at Bottletree, Happi Boutique w/Christian Escheverri, and Artwalk 2008


Sat, Oct 11 2008
Location: Studio 212
Date: September 3-4, 2008

Sun, Sep 7 2008
Exhibition: “everyone takes notes, everything has fields”
dual show with Jason Burgess
Location: Happi Boutique in Homewood, AL
Date: March 16, 2008

Sat, Sep 6 2008
Exhibition: “everyone takes notes, everything has fields”
dual show with Jason Burgess
Location: Happi Boutique in Homewood, AL
Date: March 16, 2008
Sat, Sep 6 2008
“The Aftermath” is made from found materials (wood, roots, tie wire, lath, rocks, bulldozer arm) all from a clear cut site at Moss Rock Preserve in Hoover, AL, with the exception of the lath which is from a house being gutted in Southside. The sculpture explores the aftermath of the destruction before the creation of something. (in this case, it is a strip mall in the woods) The wood was from fallen trees, the roots dug up from the ground, the rocks red Alabama sandstone not found on the surface of the forest, but dug up. It is the effects of the destruction – speaking to the fiery dilemma of what is worth preserving – and the moral aspect of suburban sprawl.

Fri, Sep 5 2008
Installation by Sara Cannon
Exhibition: “that cyclical nature”
Date: August 10th, 2007
Location: Phoenix Loft 110
Fri, Sep 5 2008
Installation by Sara Cannon
Exhibition: “that cyclical nature”
Date: August 10th, 2007
Location: Phoenix Loft 110
