MAAYAN PEARL

Portfolio/Blog/... Graduate from The Cooper Union School of Art/Currently employed by I.D. Magazine

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Some News...

  • I'm in the process of updating the blog with recent and previous work. The site will be fully updated by mid January 2008.
  • 3rd issue close of I.D. Magazine... look for the Jan/Feb 2008 on stands soon!

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Thursday, December 27, 2007

The Lebanon Files




























This project is a set of two filing racks which categorically through a custom Dewey Decimal system analyzes the country of Lebanon. The categories range form the average population in the major cities to the parties that make up the government. Through the obsessive collection of facts and information about the country becomes tangible as an otherwise forbidden country for the artist, an Israeli citizen, to access.


IMAGE 1 The file systems (24”x28”x10”)
IMAGE 2 Close up of the files

Typographic exercise





























For You
This project touches on private displays of affection drawing inspiration from the gesture of giving a lock of hair to a lover. The piece also questions ideas of physical alteration driven by emotional impulses. (6”x6”/2007)

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Shadow type



Handwriting


Cover image & detail

My handwriting gracing the cover of the September/October Issue of I.D. Magazine
Made with Sharpie Permanent Markers/Epson Scanner/FontLab
Art direction by Thomas Porostocky

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Thesis Show









With, Drawn
Cooper Union School of Art Thesis show
http://www.deaccession.org/

The Public Library of American Public Library Deaccession is a collaborative project between artists Julia Weist and Maayan Pearl.

Over a two-year period, the process of deaccession (withdrawing or discarding from a collection) was researched and documented while public libraries serving the most literate cities of 25 U.S. states were visited.

The resulting installation: With, Drawn, functioned as a reading room and sculptural exploration of out-dated, inaccurate, unpopular and consequently discarded information.

In addition to documenting the project, this website includes a digital searchable catalog of the non-fiction and childrens' fiction findings.

Hello I.D.






























July 23, 2007 I was hired by I.D. Magazine.

Pictured above is a photo shoot with Mark Weiss for the September/October Issue featuring the Student Design Competition. Myself modeling a wining product.

Recent designs coming soon...

Tuesday, January 17, 2006

RECENT DRAWINGS






Some drawings (2006).