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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
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<title>Emma Hardy</title>
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<li><a href="index.html">Home</a></li>
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<span id="emma">EMMA HARDY</span></div>
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<p>Emma Hardy was born in Lincolnshire, England. She earned a BA in
Sculpture at the Wimbledon School of Art in London. Emma travel
extensively before marrying and settling in the USA where she has
resided for the past 15 years. She currently lives in Jamestown, Co with
her husband and two boys. Her studio is also located in Jamestown, just
outside of Boulder, CO.</p>
<p>Emma is a practicing Artist employing mixed medium from tile to
paper. In the past few years she's been concentrating on a sculpture
technique that she developed using paper tape. Emma's piece, "The Mad
Hatter's Tea Party" has exhibited nationally and received considerable
media coverage. Over the past 5 years Emma has received numerous grants
and a number of commissions. Her preferred medium is paper tape, the
potential for which is enormous.</p>
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<p>PERSONAL:<br />
Born: 1967, Wisbech, England<br />
Home: P.O. Box 5, Jamestown, Colorado 80455<br />
Contact: Ph: (303) 447-8222 Email: emma@jimtown.org</p>
<p>EDUCATION <br />
1986-1989<br />
Wimbledon School of Art. London, England<br />
BA Honors in 1990<br />
Foundation Course. Cambridge College of Arts and Technology, Cambridge,
England 1985-86<br />
Westwood House School 1973-1985</p>
<p>EXPERIENCE <br />
<span class="bold">2009</span><br />
Solo show at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design (RMCAD), Phillips
Steele Gallery August 5th to September 5th.<br />
Jamestown Art Show, Award of Excellence<br />
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMOCA), instructor for Young Artists
at Work workshop.<br />
Applied for and accepted by Boulder County Arts Alliance (BCAA) for
Fiscal Agency.<br />
Workshops attended: Kate Inskeep, tile. <br />
Visited Kohler facility in Wisconsin in anticipation of application for
Kohler Residency.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">2008</span><br />
Commissioned for an enormous head which was shipped to New York and used
in the New York Subway Sandwiches campaign. Posters & billboards being
run in NYC Subway, print, and other ads.<br />
Conceived of and built larger-than-life Raven sculpture for Burning Man.
Currently installed in a local Boulder business.<br />
Performed a Mad Hatter puppet show at the Dairy Center for the Arts.
Puppets exhibited at the Dairy for the month of January.<br />
Applied for and received a BCAA/NeoData Grant.<br />
Workshops attended: Richard Notkin, ceramics.<br />
Art tour of Barcelona, Spain with artist Martha Russo.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">2007</span><br />
Applied for and received an Addison Mini-Grant.<br />
Commissioned for a life sized Hunter S. Thompson character.<br />
Commissioned for a bronze bust of Denver businessman, Larry Mizel.<br />
Sculpture Teacher University of Colorado at Boulder Continuing
Education.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">2006</span><br />
Completed a "Scarab Beetle" trailer sculpture for Burning Man.<br />
Commissioned for a life sized Polar Bear, completed for a rally
deadline. Has been used dozens of times at other local and state events.<br />
Adjunct Faculty Teacher at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design.
Lakewood, CO.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">2004-2005</span><br />
Multiple Mad Hatter events in Colorado, voluntary and invitational.<br />
Mad Hatter invited & participated in 7,000 people plus String Cheese
Incident concert in Madison, WI.<br />
Commissioned by Denver Animal Rights Group for a life sized calf puppet.<br />
Created memorial sculpture of Sean Mckinney as a trophy for World
Juggling Federation competition in Las Vegas, NV.<br />
Applied for and received a grant for sculpture, "Advice from a
Caterpillar." Installed at Burning Man 2005. Honored by Burning Man as
the Caterpillar is requested and installed at the Burning Man
Headquarters in San Francisco, CA.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">2000-2004 Jamestown, Colorado</span><br />
Mad Hatter entry in the Boulder County Fair Parade.<br />
Mad Hatter entry in the Jamestown July 4th Parade.<br />
Designed and built the stage sets for Jamestown Rock Opera.<br />
Organized and led a mask making workshop for 24 people.<br />
Entries in the James Creek Fest art show.<br />
Produced and sold small (6x6 tiles) to large (tub surround) mosaic tile
work. Pieces ranged from $300 to $3,000.<br />
<br />
<span class="bold">1988-1990</span><br />
Cannizaro Park Sculpture Show. London, England</p>
<p>REVIEWS AND MEDIA APPERANCES 2004 – 2005 Multiple feature
articles concerning the Mad Hatter Tea Party The Daily Camera, Boulder,
CO. The Mountain Ear, Nederland, CO. Photograph highlight in The Denver
Post, Denver, CO. Internet/Video 11/30/05 Bush Protest Denver, ABC 7News
11/30/05 Bush Protest Denver, CNN 09/04 Burning Man, The BBC</p>
<p>TRAVEL Traveled to: Western Europe, Thailand, Singapore, Russia,
Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific, and Central America.
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<p>The Following People put in many hours to make this project
possible:
<ul>
<li>Brian Karlak programming</li>
<li>Rob Patterson electronics</li>
<li>Mark Edwards Recording and Sound</li>
<li>Tim Eggert Recordings</li>
<li>Bob Buckley Quote research and voice recordings</li>
<li>Jim Johnstone dub selector</li>
</ul>
</p>
<p>Finally a big thank you to the following people who gave support
and help where needed :
<ul>
<li>Carol Jenkins</li>
<li>Robbin Rawlins</li>
<li>Micheal Brotherton</li>
<li>Beth Brotherton</li>
<li>Greta Balzer</li>
<li>Dee Meyers</li>
<li>Drew Meeker</li>
<li>Alex Meeker</li>
<li>Dedra Smith</li>
<li>David Mans</li>
<li>Kerry Patterson</li>
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<p class="title">The Mad Hatter's Tea Party 2004</p>
<p>Was made as a response to the political climate and, being a
British citizen and unable to vote in the 2004 elections, I decided to
create the characters of the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. This was the
largest and most thematically organized piece I had created. While I
controlled the creative aspect, I was joined by a dozen volunteers in
the creation of "The Party"</p>
<p>The heads of the characters are a result of a couple of years of
development of my own method of sculpting with brown paper tape. I
developed this method of sculpting as an answer to a sculptor's
challenges of ease, flexibility, durability, weight, and of course,
cost. I have found it a material that is simple to construct, finish,
and carry, thus it was an obvious choice for the creation of these
characters.</p>
<p>Each head required between 40 & 60 hours to complete and were all
sculpted over a three month period. As a base I used foam core, aluminum
wire, newspaper, and PVC pipe. The paper tape was then applied in
layers, molded, dried and finally painted. They were then mounted, along
with the PVC-framed costumes on backpacks. The Mad Hatter's Tea Party
has been paraded in three states for thousands of people in both
organized and "guerilla art" outings.</p>
<p>The project would not have possible with out the help of may
people.</p>
<p>Firstly when I proposed the project to a friend, he not only
encouraged me but a package of art supplies arrived in the mail. So
first I must thank Kevin Hanlon.<br />
Then I would like to thank Allen Mueller for his help and vision with
the project his political knowledge and helping me come up with the
characters. Allen designed and constructed the molds for the tea cups.
Then with many volunteers and yards and yards of packing tape we made up
the Tea cups.<br />
Next many thanks to the following people:
<ul>
<li>Rudiger Schmidt for help designing and working on back packs
being the best critic an artist could wish for, and for being the first
to wear the White Rabbit.</li>
<li>Bob Buckley and Chris Kendal for moral support and for writing
the Homeland security song, and being the characters being the masks.</li>
<li>Beth Brotherton for many things especially with the White
Rabbit.</li>
<li>Carol Jenkins for help with painting</li>
<li>David Mans</li>
<li>Gay Paxton</li>
<li>Tom Balzer</li>
<li>Greta Balzer</li>
<li>Jonathan Bartsch</li>
<li>Joy Boston</li>
<li>Dedra Smith</li>
<li>Oak Chezar</li>
<li>Jyoti Sharp</li>
<li>Rick and Kael Davis</li>
</ul>
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<p class="title">"Packages" by Colorado artist, Emma Hardy</p>
<p>The piece will be made nearly entirely of paper and wood and is a
community of life-sized characters representing a sample of our society.
At the center there is a tree trunk around which the figures will orbit,
providing a point of reflection and self realization. Each figure will
have a unique audible heartbeat and the viewer will be able to add their
own heartbeat to the soundtrack, providing the experience of a
collective "consciousness". An additional component will be brown paper
packages or parcels in which the viewer will observe ethereal scenes,
evoking the abstract nature of our individual thoughts. "Packages" is
meant to evoke our sense of isolation and individuality. We can only
really know someone through their appearance and what they themselves
choose to present to the world.</p>
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