“Caribou was created by playing the game Native American Fax Machine”.
“This is a collaborative project between Elisa Harkins and Justin H. Long where both artists met in NYC to make this print at the Flux Factory”.
“This is booklet is a collection of drawings from playing Native American Fax Machine”.
“Predator Fighting” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Pocahontas Knife” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Buffalo Wood Charm” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Peyote Bird Twins” are two hand painted and hand cut pieces on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
Pooper and Pizza Dog were asked to play art games with fellow ACRE resident Matt Austin in 2010. He was teaching an after school photography class at Jones College Prep. We met up with these wonderful teenagers to play Fax Machine and had the kids make up their own games. Fun!
Pooper and Pizza Dog played art games with the residents at ACRE Artist Residency in 2010. Games included Fax Machine and Jumble Nutz Towers.
I performed at ACRE Artist Residency in 2010.
Much love to Pizza Dog for accompanying my tracks on the drums.
“My Keytar” is a nod to Jem and the Holograms.
“Rattles” was made by playing Native American Fax Machine, a game where 6 or more players copy each others drawings of Native American themed nouns.
“Earring” was made by playing Native American Fax Machine, a game where 6 or more players copy each others drawings of Native American themed nouns.
“War Bonnet” was made by playing Native American Fax Machine, a game where 6 or more players copy each others drawings of Native American themed nouns.
“Hennessy Youngman” is part of a series of paper mache sculptures called “5 People I Saw While Astral Projecting”. Hennessy Youngman is an internet celebrity who does comedy about fine art.
“Julian Casablancas” is part of a series of paper mache sculptures called “5 People I Saw While Astral Projecting”. Julian Casablancas was the lead singer of NYC based band, The Strokes.
“Amy Winehouse” is part of a series of paper mache sculptures called “5 People I Saw While Astral Projecting”. Amy Winehouse is a deceased singer and Grammy award winner.
“Justin H. Long” is part of a series of paper mache sculptures called “5 People I Saw While Astral Projecting”. Justin H. Long is an artist living and working in Miami, Florida.
“Wario” is part of a series of paper mache sculptures called “5 People I Saw While Astral Projecting”. Wario is my ex-boyfriend’s cat.
Pooper and Pizza Dog were lucky enough to be invited to play art games with Tyson and Scott Reeder at the Museum of Contemporary Art in 2010. Tyson and Scott had a tiny night club installed in the museum called “Club Nutz“.
“Cherokee Keyboard” is a collaborative painting by Elisa Harkins and Thorne Brandt.
“Yeti Kaleidoscope” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“The Kachina” is a collaborative painting by Elisa Harkins and Thorne Brandt.
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“Strollin” is a collaborative painting by Elisa Harkins and Thorne Brandt featuring Eototo and Aholi Kachina dolls.
“Dreamer Yeti” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/4 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“War Bonnet” includes 2 hand painted and hand cut pieces on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Shape Shifter (part 1)” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Shape Shifter (part 2)” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Shape Shifter (part 3)” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Pizza Dog Vacuum” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood.
Archival quality (coated with matte varnish).
“Pizza Dog Totem” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood. It was created for the Pooper and Pizza Dog performance at Locust Projects.
“Pizza Dog Totem 2” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood. It was created for the Pooper and Pizza Dog performance at Locust Projects.
“Totems Around Us” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood. It was created for the Pooper and Pizza Dog performance at Locust Projects.
“Totems Around Us Girl” is a hand painted and hand cut piece on 1/2 inch thick plywood. It was created for the Pooper and Pizza Dog performance at Locust Projects.
“The Lost Daughter” are two hand painted and hand cut pieces on 1/2 inch thick plywood. They were created for a display at Quimby’s books.
“Happy House Owl” is a hand painted and hand cut pieces on 1/2 inch thick plywood. Archival Quality, it has a veneer of resin coating.
“Magic Cicadas” is an installation of 23 wood cut outs created to celebrate the emerging cicadas after their 17 year slumber under the ground.
“Bird Names Tree” is a hand cut, hand painted piece on luann. It was created for the band, Bird Names, to use as a stage set design for their 2006 tour.
“Adventure City” is a 7 piece hand cut, hand painted installation on Luann.
“Eskimo Lady” is a hand cut, silk screened piece on 1/2 inch plywood.
“Kissers” are 2 hand cut, silk screened pieces on 1/2 inch plywood.
“Bunny Kissers” are 2 hand cut, silk screened pieces on 1/2 inch plywood.
“The Letter S” is a hand cut, hand painted piece on 1/2 inch plywood. It was created for the “You Are Beautiful” art installation for the City of Chicago on State Street.
“The Letter B” is a hand cut, hand painted piece on 1/2 inch plywood. It was created for the “You Are Beautiful” art installation on Grand Street in Chicago.
“Eototo Time” is a life-size hand painted paper mache Kachina doll.
“Is This Gonna Be Forever?” is a life-size hand painted paper mache Delorean.
“Aholi Arrives” is a life-size hand painted paper mache Kachina doll.
“Cactus with a Face” is a hand painted paper mache sculpture.
“Lucky Cat” is a hand painted paper mache sculpture that was commissioned by Rodan and Thai Lagoon.
I made a series of drawings about the 5 friendlies of the apocalypse. They will help you with various problems during the end of days.
I made a series of drawings about the 5 friendlies of the apocalypse. They will help you with various problems during the end of days.
I made a series of drawings about the 5 friendlies of the apocalypse. They will help you with various problems during the end of days.
I made a series of drawings about the 5 friendlies of the apocalypse. They will help you with various problems during the end of days.
I made a series of drawings about the 5 friendlies of the apocalypse. They will help you with various problems during the end of days.
“Shape Shifter” is a drawing of a girl turning into a fox.
“3rd Eye Rainbow Girl” was made for Saigon Market Zine.
“3rd Eye Rainbow Boy” was made for Saigon Market Zine.
I performed at Ottoman Empire in 2010 with Juiceboxxx, Pizza Dog, and TomTomTomboy.
In 2009 I performed at Berlin with Juiceboxxx and Pizza Dog.
Pooper and Pizza Dog were invited to help Jim Drain with his zine factory “Workshop Workshop” at Design Miami in 2009. Games played were Add A Panel and Fax Machine.
In 2009 Pooper and Pizza Dog performed together at Locust Projects in Miami, Florida.
I made wood cut outs for the stage set design.
Pooper and Pizza Dog did art games for the very first time at The Fountainhead Residency in Miami, Florida in 2009. We had celebrity participants Jen Stark, Alvaro Ilizarbe, Sam Borkson, Mike Genovese, Claire Breukel, Jaimie Gili, Aramis Guiterrez, Tom McGrath, and Jackie Gendel. Thank you to Kathryn for all her help facilitating this!
In 2009 I performed at White Room Miami with Pizza Dog during Art Basel.
In 2008 I opened for Leslie and the Lys at Outdanced.
In 2005 I did a walking tour with Rotten Milk called “Everythings All Right”. It started off with us doing our laundry and telling memories we had of certain articles of clothing. Then we went to a diner and did backwards karaoke where we listened to Beach Boys song in our headphones and sang a capella. Then we had everyone write down their fears and tie them to balloons and we launched them and we all had a toast.
It was called “Cheers To Fears”.