Five of my smoke drawings: Separation from Instinct, Meiosis, Vagina, Formally Winged, and Elevation were photographed and enlarged by Gotham Studios in NYC for Tai Shan Condo’s permanent collection in China. I was originally contacted by Indiewalls for a commission to duplicate these smokes but the agreement turned to reproductions. Indiewalls paid for the cost of this production (including framing and shipping) and I was paid $150 for licensing one print of each. As well, Indiewalls will be selling three different sizes of the above titles so visit their site if you would like to purchase a high quality/high resolution print: http://indiewalls.com/kelleybrannon
Indiewalls is an artist centered online gallery featuring local NYC artists/art. They will be giving me 50% of all sales made; this is extremely fair for selling artwork in NYC.
Despite my requests, I don’t think Indiewalls will be giving me the digital files of the smokes they paid to be photographed (hey, a girl can dream); however, one of the guys sent me documentation of the smoke prints in their massive scale. As well, I will be receiving photo documentation of them in their China location when they are installed.

Separation from Instinct


Elevation
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About kelleybrannonprojects
From 2012, new 'About' coming soon. In the meantime, please enjoy this nostalgia from my life five years ago:
I am an artist, writer, researcher, filmmaker, photographer, playwright, actor, and director in Ridgewood, Queens. I know that might seem like a lot of things to be so I should say I experiment in a variety of disciplines and mediums; concepts and absurdities. I studied in The Studio for Interrelated Media at Massachusetts College of Art. I moved to the area in June 2010 after graduating.
CURRENT PROJECTS:
Since moving to NYC I've been feeling pulled back to my first loves: writing and theater; and the surreal, emotional, and abstract. I am also very involved with radical politics and I'm particularly interested in blending internal and external structures. I wrote a semi-surreal one act play called "The Rootless: A Play About America" last year which divulged the madness of capitalism and was performed at The Producer's Club with Love Creek Productions. I recently wrote another one act play called "The Thousand Lives of a Nomad" which is a story about the task, escape, and intrigue of continually making new lives in different places. The story is told through the lens of a 33 year-old woman originally from Finland and now residing in Brooklyn. It's staged to be a "live animation" of sorts and, personally I think it's both funny and thoughtful.
On-going projects include a constant evolving series of smoke drawings, a documentary about the business behind social media and Facebook; hope of rekindling my love affair with large format photography, and a perpetual mid-life crisis...