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These works are in response to the fact that Americans are no longer making things. The following projects attempted to transform consumers into actual creators themselves. |
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"Gardenia", Installation, New
Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Summit,
NJ Community transforming fans into flowers
for exhibition
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Tower held a series of summer workshops to make parts of the upcoming exhibition with community members. |
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"Fountain of Vinitas",
Oglethorpe Square, Savannah, GA, 1/3
2010 Model blowing colored bubbles, canvases,
participants
In 2010, Tower and a group of SCAD graduate students conducted a series of painting experiments throughout Savannah, GA, in hopes of transforming consumers into creators.
Blank canvases were given out to the public for free. Viewers were then invited to create their own "bubble" works of art on location. The "model" blew bubbles with different colors mixed into the bubble-solution. Participants had to "catch" bubbles with their canvases in order to render images. |
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![Cindy Tower Community transforming fans into flowers for exhibition](http://www.cindytower.com/artistInfo/thumbs/Cindy-Tower_423.jpg??1000 ""Gardenia", Installation, New Jersey Center for Visual Arts, Summit, NJ")
![Cindy Tower Model blowing colored bubbles, canvases, participants](http://www.cindytower.com/artistInfo/thumbs/Cindy-Tower_381.jpg??1000 ""Fountain of Vinitas", Oglethorpe Square, Savannah, GA, 1/3 2010")