The M.A.D. House Artists (Mom And Dad)
Candace Hibbard Lillie
The M.A.D. House Artists is proud to announce the success of a
project under the auspices of AIM Hatchfund!
Candace will be mounting this large scale mosaic mural
on the unfinished wall that faced our handicap walk/stairs.
With YOUR help, this dream has become a reality.
Opened October 10th, 2014 - Almost finished!
Check my facebook for the most recent images.
Candace Hibbard Lillie
THANK YOU!
Ceramics 2015
2013 Dogwood Cup (private collection, Washington State)
2014 Dragon Pot (private Collection, Texas)
Pots September 2015 - Available for sale
2012 Elf Cup (private collection, Oklahoma)
Ceramics, November 2009
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Candace likes the brownie she set on the branch.
Art workshops at The M.A.D. House Artists in the Sun Room
Art supplies available for a nominal fee or bring your own-
Tuesdays 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M
Brown Bag Lunch
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Sarcophagus, 1992, Tent Poles 2007
Here under construction in 2006 Here Finished in 2007
'SPRING' (2007)
Hair permanent Wave curlers, Foot Cushions, Gesso and Acrylic on Styrofoam.
Sold to a collector at the Art in the Garden event, Grove, Oklahoma, May 2013.
Copyright Candace Hibbard Lillie, 2007
The Chaotic Candace Hibbard Lillie
Seascape, 1970, Westchester Sr. High, Houston, Texas
Mom's Dangerous Art (Says Dad...) July 2009
Sold to a discriminating collector on ebay July 21st, 2009 !
Sexy Pot, 1970, Westchester Sr. High, Houston, Texas
2009
Here is Mom with the newly erected Duck Dock sign. The plastic keeps the wind off the back deck in the winter, and every day the sun shines, provides us with solar heat between 80 and 108 degrees fahrenheit.
To the right is the elevator for Grandma's wheeled chair. On the east side and the south side of the elevator shaft are the original front doors from the house and a couple of windows. The elevator was added after the house was finished, and when they were replaced with fancier doors, we had the old front doors put in the elevator shaft (which was under construction) to provide light for the passengers. Our contractor put up a fight, but finally agreed to leave the doorknobs intact, and even left the key in the lock. So there it is, eight feet above the ground, ready to unlock the door in mid-air. We TOLD you it was The M.A.D. House Artists.
Here is one of the Great Blue Herons. This one was probably born in 2008, this image is taken in March of 2009, and this Heron looks younger than the one we usually see on the dock. He thinks it is his dock.
And here is a Canada Goose on the Duck Dock. Check Mink's page for some more of her photos of the ducks. This old busted wooden dock floated up out of the lake some years ago, and we snagged it to keep it from floating under someone's nice boat and wrecking it. As it laid around on our beach, it came to be a popular gathering spot for the waterfowl. In 2007 we almost had the lake patrol drag it away, and then we realised that the wildlife were using it so frequently, we called and together with the Grand Lake patrol,we decided to leave it for the ducks. Mom has to go push it around and adjust the rope when the water gets higher in the spring, but the ducks and the herons like it.
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The Photographic offering below is a collaboration, Mom cleaned the chicken coop, set the blocks and bricks where they are sitting, God threw the light on them, and Mink took the photos.
BLOCKS, 2007, Grand Lake, Oklahoma
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