Captive Lions & Feral Cats opening

My art show opened last night. A nice turnout, great conversations and excellent food. My atrwork addresses contemporary situations of animals such as the captive wildlife crisis and the feral cat crisis.

A guest viewing "Barnum & Bailey"



A guest viewing "Kimba"



Guests enjoying hors d'ouevres with "Cat Entering the Universe" in the background



Guest viewing "Cavalini 8"




My professor and her adorable son by "Welcome to Paradise"



Herbal peach tea and organic wine from Thrive cafe in Savannah



Vegan spread including chocolate clarities, samosas, crostinis, organic fruits and veggies from Thrive cafe


Chocolate clarities with local organic blueberries and walnuts. These bonbons deserve their own photo!

savannah/denver blog

Kimba, the lion who inspired my recent art work. Check out his fantastic forever home at the Wild Animal Sanctuary.

denver/savannah blog

one day my blog will be denver ONLY! I am missing my fellow one stoners, my CATS (most of all), my house, and my life. I am having a (mostly) great time in the southeast, from hilton head to clearwater to tybee to savannah. I am living at tybee now and struggling with the feral cat colonies...i wish I could take them all home to live in luxury at my house. artimes & nicci would be super pissed at the addition of 12+ cats & kittens. all i can say is please be kind to our animal friends & SPAY & NEUTER your pets, your feral cats & dogs, & your community cats & dogs.

Captive Lions & Feral Cats
Timothea Biermann
MA Painting Candidate
MA Thesis Exhibition, Savannah College of Art & Design
Oglethorpe Gallery
406 East Oglethorpe Ave
Savannah, GA 31401
July 21-26
Opening reception Friday, July 22, 2011 6-9 pm
Gallery Hours
M-T-W-Th-F 11 am to 1 pm & 5 pm to 8 pm
Sat-Sun 11 am to 8 pm
All artwork sales and general donations will benefit

"Studio" at The Tokyo

This is the WAAAAYYYYYYY too small desk upon which I cram sewing machine and all metal working materials.

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This is my current messings arounds.
I have to get ready to go into the city to do some supply shopping. Part 2 of "Studio" at the Tokyo is yet to come....

Wow!

Okay, so here it is, my new home. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that I live here now. Well, that is as long as I get all my immigration papers in order...but assuming that I will and I do, then, wow, yeah this is home. And yes, those are mountains you see in the background.

Kingston is a working harbor and yes, those are more mountains in the background with white fluffy clouds hanging over them. There are lots of big ships and little boats that dot the waters around Kingston. So no, no white sandy beaches like most would picture when thinking of a tropical island. But they are not far. In fact nothing is truly far on an island that measures 146 mi (235 km) long and 35 mi (56 km) wide! There are still adjustments to be made and more settling in to do, but I just thought I would drop a quick line to say, "Greetings! I'm here, I'm well and I'm thinking about art and all the lovely OSC ladies back in the states!" I miss you and will write more soon. In the meantime, you can catch me blogging about the settling-in process here.

Peace, wellness and creativity...