Junky Styling
Hooded Waistcoat
Annika Sanders and Kerry Seager give a new and fresh life to old tacky suits, through combining old pieces. The artists have created a modern style that presents a friendly mockery of the typical suited businessman. The initial act of adding a hoodie to a waistcoat begins the satire of the professional style. These punkish yet civilized creations present a new thought process to certain over-used stereotypes.
Lily Lasher, Grade 10
CAM Raleigh Teen Council Member
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Andrea Tinnes
Volvox
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Quickly you find yourself enamored by the pulsing, shifting nature of Volvox. Customizable via keyboard and mouse, this art has limitless possibilities. I could play with it for hours, creating and recreating over and over again. However, the fact that the art becomes yours when you step in front of it and take the mouse in your hands is the main appeal of Volvox. It allows anyone to be the artist.
Maris Hall, Grade 12
CAM Raleigh Teen Council Member
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Alabama Chanin
Addie Dress, Anna's Garden Dress, Anna Jacket and Anna's Swing Coat
In the Deep Surface exhibition at CAM Raleigh, perhaps one of the most intricate handmade pieces are those by Alabama Chanin. Designed and hand sewn by Natalie Chanin, the garments display outstanding craftsmanship and a unique, organic appeal. They are constructed out of cotton knit fabric, using a reverse applique sewing technique for embellishment.
Allison Tate, Grade 12
CAM Raleigh Teen Council
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Jeffery Keedy
Ornamental Morphologies
This piece is a wall installation in its own room that is full of color and imagination. Every color has its own sense of originality that truly brings out how many different ways people can see the world.
Prince Arrington V, Grade 12
CAM Raleigh Teen Council
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Paul Noble
Maharam Digital Projects:
Ye Olde Ruin (One)
An eye-boggling work criticizing man's destructive nature within specific societies. Plays on: pattern and typography
I really love Paul Noble's unique use of structures and building-like shapes that resemble letters (and I can sit here forever trying to figure out what they spell out if something?)
The different parts of the piece—a light resembling an eye, for example—allude to the idea of a ruined or even an older dystopian society.
I totally wish this was my wall paper.
Erin Havens, Grade 12
CAM Raleigh Teen Council
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