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MUNNY SPOTLIGHT: GRANT OLSEN

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October 22, 2010 - The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Leading up to our final day of bidding on Oct. 29, The Record Exchange is showcasing the artists who donated their talents to the fifth annual Munny Silent Auction Fundraiser. Featured in this post is Grant Olsen.

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Favorite By Choice
MATERIALS:
Acrylic and enamel spray paint, cotton embroidery floss, Chartpak rub-on letters
ARTIST STATEMENT:
I found a spare and knew what to do with the two of them together.  I both love to sew, have a twin (not conjoined), and think about how and who we choose to spend our time with.
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MUNNY SPOTLIGHT: JULIA GREEN

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October 21, 2010 - The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Leading up to our final day of bidding on Oct. 29, The Record Exchange is showcasing the artists who donated their talents to the fifth annual Munny Silent Auction Fundraiser. Featured in this post is Julia Green.

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Eager Beaver
MATERIALS:
Clay, paint, faux fur and plaster
ARTIST STATEMENT:
I can’t avoid making funny animals.
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MUNNY SILENT AUCTION SPOTLIGHT: ERICA SPARLIN DRYDEN

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October 20, 2010 - The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Leading up to our final day of bidding on Oct. 29, The Record Exchange is showcasing the artists who donated their talents to the fifth annual Munny Silent Auction Fundraiser. Featured in this post is Erica Sparlin Dryden.

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Second Chance at Enlightenment
MATERIALS:
EL Wire, fabric, fabric flowers, metal brads, resin face, faux pearls
ARTIST STATEMENT:
This Munny was inspired and devised around the face of a broken Buddha light. When it fell, the face broke intact. Another source of inspiration were the Buddhas that were destroyed by the Taliban in Afghanistan. I wanted to show that there remains an enduring idea of life despite any destruction that may occur intentionally or accidentally.
The Buddhist Wheel carved in the back of the head, allowing the light to shine through the vinyl, was done to illustrate the circle of life and reincarnation/recycling.
Additionally, I just wanted it to look nice and also be able to be a light again (see below) — hence the second chance at enlightenment!
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MUNNY SPOTLIGHT: ERIC BUNNELL

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Leading up to our final day of bidding on Oct. 29, The Record Exchange is showcasing the artists who donated their talents to the fifth annual Munny Silent Auction Fundraiser. Featured in this post is Eric Bunnell, age 12.

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Pauly
MATERIALS:
Black Sharpie with an acrylic clear coat
ARTIST STATEMENT:
Ever since I was a small child, I always enjoyed drawing alien creatures. My inspiration for Pauly was a drawing that I did in math class, so I thought it was a good idea to make it bigger and three dimensional. The pattern on the back is based on my friend’s arm. The image on the hat is a drawing I did in McCall while listening to my brother’s hip-hop.
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MUNNY SPOTLIGHT: JOHN WARFEL

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October 19, 2010 - The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Leading up to our final day of bidding on Oct. 29, The Record Exchange is showcasing the artists who donated their talents to the fifth annual Munny Silent Auction Fundraiser. Featured in this post is John Warfel.

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35
MATERIALS:
Acrylic, ink, 35mm camera
ARTIST STATEMENT:
This Munny has a fascination with capturing low points in celebrity lives. And he is quite good at it.
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