Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo are a Seattle based art collaborative known as LEAD PENCIL STUDIO. They worked on a project titled "Looking at Nothing," where they used a Leica laser scanner to look at urban scale negative space. Together they were awarded a 2007 Founder's Rome Prize in Architecture and 2010 New York Prize. In 2010, they created Surface Deposit, a site-specific installation for Temple Gallery at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their installation Extended Collapse was shown at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art in 2011.
Discipline:
Visual Art – installation
Annie Han
Discipline:
Visual Art – installation
Region: Seattle, WA
MacDowell Fellowships: 2011
More:
www.leadpencilstudio.com
Studios
Heinz
Annie Han worked in the Heinz studio.
The icehouse, built of fieldstone in 1914–1915, was a practical part of Marian MacDowell’s plan for a self-sufficient farm. Winter ice cut from a nearby pond was stored here for summer use on the property. Idle since 1940, it was a handsome but outdated farm building. In 1995, Mrs. Drue Heinz, a vice chairman…