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Reevaluating the significance of objects in her life, Mary Mattingly transformed her personal belongings into sculptural forms that she later incorporated into photographs and performative actions. "Putting my objects into sculptural form is the way to iconify those things," said Mattingly. "Seeing your objects one at a time doesn't have the same impact as putting them all together." Watch → http://a21.tv/MattinglyOwnsUp | Art21

Reevaluating the significance of objects in her life, Mary Mattingly transformed her personal belongings into sculptural forms that she later incorporated into photographs and performative actions. "Putting my objects into sculptural form is the way to iconify those things," said Mattingly. "Seeing your objects one at a time doesn't have the same impact as putting them all together." Watch → http://a21.tv/MattinglyOwnsUp | Art21

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Artist Mary Mattingly on inspiration behind Swale, a "floating food forest"

Artist Mary Mattingly on inspiration behind Swale, a "floating food forest"

Mary Mattingly's Waterpod

Mary Mattingly's Waterpod

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The building of Mary Mattingly’s (@marymattingly) ‘Ebb of A Spring Tide’ began on-site in late March & was fully realized on May 20, 2023. The creation of the living sculpture ‘Water Clock,’ a geodesic dome ‘Flock House,’ and adjoining meadows, was led by Socrates’ Director of Studio & Fabrication, Chris Zirbes & Curator & Director of Exhibitions, Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas. Alongside Mary Mattingly, our team brought to life a 65’ long steel structure with CAD drawings, a new pile driver, welding, a

The building of Mary Mattingly’s (@marymattingly) ‘Ebb of A Spring Tide’ began on-site in late March & was fully realized on May 20, 2023. The creation of the living sculpture ‘Water Clock,’ a geodesic dome ‘Flock House,’ and adjoining meadows, was led by Socrates’ Director of Studio & Fabrication, Chris Zirbes & Curator & Director of Exhibitions, Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas. Alongside Mary Mattingly, our team brought to life a 65’ long steel structure with CAD drawings, a new pile driver, welding, a

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Mary Mattingly's Waterfront Development — Art21

Mary Mattingly's Waterfront Development — Art21

Mary Mattingly transforms personal belongings into sculptural forms that she later incorporates into photographs and performative actions. “In a way, maybe we need art more today because we're in a world with so many mass produced things,” says Mary Mattingly in our “New York Close Up” film. “I want to try to picture this future without mass production, and it's harder and harder to do all the time.” Experimenting with living in her Greenpoint studio space, Mattingly takes stock of the environme

Mary Mattingly transforms personal belongings into sculptural forms that she later incorporates into photographs and performative actions. “In a way, maybe we need art more today because we're in a world with so many mass produced things,” says Mary Mattingly in our “New York Close Up” film. “I want to try to picture this future without mass production, and it's harder and harder to do all the time.” Experimenting with living in her Greenpoint studio space, Mattingly takes stock of the environme

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Artists like Mary Mattingly are vital voices in reshaping the narrative on #ClimateMigration. Through artworks, #artists offer new perspectives, spark dialogue, and inspire action to build a more resilient future together. 📷Mary Mattingly @DDisplacement | IOM - UN Migration

Artists like Mary Mattingly are vital voices in reshaping the narrative on #ClimateMigration. Through artworks, #artists offer new perspectives, spark dialogue, and inspire action to build a more resilient future together. 📷Mary Mattingly @DDisplacement | IOM - UN Migration

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Learn more with our audioguide as Mary Mattingly (@marymattingly) reflects upon her sculptural installation ‘Water Clock,’ in our current exhibition Mary Martingly ’Ebb of a Spring Tide.’ “The sculpture’s form is based on a dream I had, a building built with a scaffolding frame with steps and tiers to compose the water element, like a deconstructed apartment building collecting water in its crevices (with doors to nowhere and ladders to nowhere – in continual repair. If you were to see it from a

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Mary Mattingly, 2024 National Artist-in-Residence recipient, discusses her exhibition now on display at the Mary and Jeff Bell Library at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi through February 5, 2026. Mattingly was selected for the Art Center of Corpus Christi's Artist-in-Residence Program, which includes a two-week residency at the off-grid Laguna Madre Field Station to create art inspired by the unique coastal ecosystems of the Laguna Madre. Her work drives conversation about the beauty of this

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Mary Mattingly constructs and occupies "Triple Island" (2013), an outdoor sculpture overlooking the East River. “It is a kind of proposal for a different way of working and living,” says the artist in our “New York Close Up” film. “To me, that means communally sharing resources– it's food, water, and power– and how can that be done in a very minimal way.” A self-described apocalyptic thinker, Mattingly views the project as an experimental model for an imagined future where environmental degradat

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🌿💦 Water was the (appropriate) theme for last Saturday’s Opening Celebration of “Mary Mattingly: Ebb of a Spring Tide.” But the rain didn’t stop over 200 of you from celebrating with us! DJ Vinyl Richie (@yovinyl) provided the 🎶 while we dressed up with Betsy Bamford (@betsybamford)’s ice jewelry, learned how to make paper from mushrooms with Roberta Trentin (@bluesprucewanderings), Curator & Director of Exhibitions Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas (@_k__g__m__) welcomed Artist Mary Mattingly (@marymat

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Indicators: Artists on Climate Change - Mary Mattingly

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Mary Mattingly Owns Up — Art21

WTF is wrong with companies? I'm trying to be a responsible adult, but no, not today. #widow #fyp #for#widowlifehurts

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Preston Mattingly leans on 'great mentors' as Phillies' general manager

NEW: Sunrun CEO Mary Powell joins Phil Mattingly to discuss how Sunrun is creating dispatchable energy capacity for the future of America, while also delivering affordable, predictable energy to American families. "The most important thing we're doing at Sunrun, is we are bringing online every single year the equivalent of a nuclear power plant's worth of energy capacity. Everything we're doing is actually completely aligned with the president's agenda around American dominance in energy, energy

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Schools In, and we’re still open! | Mattingly Electric Inc.

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Mattingly reels in NL Manager of Year Award

My entire life has been different than most, so it became a coping mechanism to over share about it, which got folks invested bc I was willing to share about those differences that most were scared to talk about. Most kids tried to hide being institutionalized or being in foster care, or moving schools 9x, I spoke openly about it because it felt easier than trying to hide it. So ive been oversharing for over 40 years. For those of you who dont get the point or why people think my journey is a bi

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How does one dress for the desert in a clothing optional camp? Currently i have lined bibs, a robe, a hat and flip flops on. 60 and overcast now feels cold to me. How will I ever adapt to the cold again? Quartzsite Az. Ps, looks like "winter" weather coming. | Sarah Mattingly

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Does Mattingly belong in the HOF?

Pouring your own coffee in Iowa.... | Sarah Mattingly

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How to Survive: Mary Mattingly (with River Lab collaborators)

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Swale: A Floating Food Forest | BK Stories

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Take A Ride On Swale: NYC's Floating Food Forest

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Mary Elizabeth Winstead Reconsidered Her No Nudity Clause After Seeing This Ryan Gosling Film

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Floating a Public Food Forest

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An Artist Floats an Edible Forest

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