Upcoming events
AVA Open Studio Tours
AVA Open Studio Tours
AVA Open Studio Tours
I'll be opening my studio up for the Open Studio Tours again this year. Come check it out - in the back of the Wormhole Gallery - enter the 10th Street Hidden Underground Experience door and go straight back. Follow the arrows.
Shop Art at ArtWalk
AVA Open Studio Tours
AVA Open Studio Tours
Every Second Saturday during Art Walk, in Astoria, we serve refreshments and ask patrons to join us to see what's new with the Shop-Art Installations in Weird Sisters Freak Boutique at 1004 Marine Drive in Astoria.
Enter at the corner of 10th and Marine
Down the stairs and to the right
Past the giant octopus tentacle and Kosmic Karen
TBD
AVA Open Studio Tours
TBD
Working on a few interactive art projectst that will be shown either in the Wormhole Gallery or site specific. Stay tuned here for those upcoming shows and interactive experiences.
I'll also be creating specifically for the Sunday After Market in the Hidden Underground Experience this summer.
Statement
Statement
Statement
Art is complete when the artist connects with the viewer in such a way that the viewer becomes a participant and is inspired to also create.
I create immersive portals to question, explore, and disrupt the real world and let other worlds leap, shuffle, dribble and
leak into this one.
I explore the boundaries
of art, business,
and immersive experience.
Bio
Statement
Statement
Sondra Carr is a multi-media immersive installation and conceptual social practice artist living in Astoria, Oregon.
She studied sculpture and painting at Concordia University in Montreal
.
Her immersive installation work has been shown at Burning Man, ARTELSHOW, the Icehouse
in Phoenix, Arizona, and the Gog
in Denver, Colorado.
Gratitude
Statement
Gratitude
It’s always struck me as odd that there are acknowledgments in books but not in the arts.
So here is my ongoing, ever-expanding list of those without whom, I could never have done a fraction of what I’ve done
and will do.
This list never seems complete. It always feels like I'm leaving someone out, but the exercise is important to remind me of the source of creativity.