Leila Lee Mitchell

 

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The Thread Counts Project
Coordinated by Luanne Stovall and Leila Lee Mitchell for Gallery Artists Studio Projects.

An exhibit featuring 48 artists, designers, and architects.

{Jan 27 - Mar 11 2006}

visit: www.threadcountsproject.com

 

Welcome. always working...always updating. 5.11.06

For a look at a few accessible examples of work, please click on the links below.

Exhibit :: Events

»............. The Thread Counts Project

»............. The Language of Dynamic Media: Works from the Dynamic Media Institute

Print :: Identity

»............. GaSP -Gallery Artists Studio Projects -Identity; Gallery material

»............. Point Taken Communication

»............. Logos, Event Material, etc.

Interactive :: Web

»............. GaSP - Gallery website

»............. evelynrydz.com - Artist portfolio website

»............. ACFB - American Composers Forum Boston

»............. Caribboat.com

»............. The David Ainsworth Tuttle Historic House

»............. Berklee College of Music, Music Synthesis Department:
Semester website also click on [website] links

»............. Studi03 Collaborative Projects - MIT OpenCourseWare ;
OneMYNDWeb

»............. "The Experience of Place: An Investigation of a Digital
Landscape."
A few Thesis images.

»............. HolisticART project website

»............. Massachusetts College of Art - Fall 2001, class and project site

Video :: Motion

»............. Video and Animation Projects

Architecture :: Sketches

»............. Archive Portfolio: print and architecture projects

Teaching :: Academic

»............. Semester Teaching Websites - FALL 2006;
Summer 2006; Spring 2006; Fall 2005; Spring 2005;
Fall 2004

Curry College; New England Institute of Art
Massachusetts College of Art [MassArt]
School of the Museum of Fine Arts [SMFA]
Wentworth Institute of Technology

»............. Curriculum Vitae: downloadable multipage pdf with academic and professional experience, including images of work.

 

 

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