Sunday, September 4, 2011

ABC Open Artist by Artist on vimeo

I have really enjoyed my experience with the ABC Open Artist by Artist, both fun and revealing here is the film on me...



Kim by Pat from ABC Open Sunshine Coast on Vimeo.




Kim Schoenberger by Pat Flynn

Produced by Natalija Brunovs


ps. my video on Pat is still yet to be officially launched, it is estimated for around the end of the month - so stay tunned!
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19 comments:

  1. Chesterbrook Academy ElementarySeptember 4, 2011 at 9:28 PM

    What a beautiful video.
    One gets a little glimpse of how you connect with your art.

    Thanks for sharing

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  2. ArtPropelledSeptember 4, 2011 at 10:06 PM

    Kim, I loved watching this video (and hearing your voice)and getting to know you a little better. I spent an hour at the scrap yard on Wednesday and another on Friday. Women are not welcome there (well I'm always the only one)so seeing you hanging over the dumpster makes me feel less weird. One thing I have noticed is I have far more fun than the men scrounging at our scrap yards! I found some amazing "pedestals" that would make you drool. When I got them home I decided I would have to go back for the rest...... as well as an old tin full of cowbells.

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  3. Jo MurraySeptember 5, 2011 at 5:20 AM

    Lovely video Kim... am forwarding the link to some other mates. Great to see you AND Max among your beloved 'rusty bits'. Watch out you don't go headfirst into that container!!!

    PS:... nice shot of the bum.

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  4. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 5, 2011 at 11:02 PM

    Thanks Marilena, it was a pleasure to have had Pat as my artist partner, he knew all the right questions to ask.
    Hi Robyn, It is amazing I hadn't given much thought to my voice, I remember when I first heard an audio of W.W.Dyer and thought the same thing! WOW, I'd love to see the pedestals (& cow bells) you found at the scrap yard & I totally understand you going back for the rest. Normally I'm literally INSIDE the dumpster (I was holding back for the video :) Yer, that's not wierd at all - and yep I get strange looks for being female and I definitely have loads of fun!!!
    Hi Jo, I hope your mates enjoy the video. I got a bit choked up when I saw Maxy - a time capsule for when he's gone :( I did almost loose balance that day on the edge, and I actually did type the title 'butt cam' for this post then changed it :-D

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  5. jgrSeptember 7, 2011 at 4:14 PM

    Wonderful video Kim, I feel more acquainted with you now that I've heard your voice. Beautiful work! -I was holding my breath a little hoping you wouldn't fall in - HA!

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  6. BarrySeptember 7, 2011 at 8:23 PM

    K- great video, great creations and from the comments it is good to see the growing number of scavengers and tipsters. F and I have spent a few days away from the mountain and have returned with a heap of stuff for creative purposes. F humours and helps me in getting the best out of tips etc - she focusses on what I'm into at the moment and hunts for 'good stuff'. I think we might need to hold a good-stuff convention sometime. Go well. B

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  7. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 8, 2011 at 6:25 PM

    Thanks Jane, it was a bit of a balancing act on the edge. Maybe we should have staged a fall-in, now that would have been a laugh!
    B - sounds like a grand idea (good-stuff convention) I'll be in that, maybe we should do a scavenger hunt crawl one day with a trailer ofcourse. K

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  8. Fiona DempsterSeptember 8, 2011 at 9:17 PM

    Hi Kim

    Its a great little window into you and your work and shows your heart. So many lovely images - of junk and the resurrected beauty you form form it, as well as the peacefulness of your place. A fabulous tribute to you!

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  9. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 12, 2011 at 8:26 AM

    Thank you Fiona, the project was such a wonderful opportunity to be involved in and now I have that captured on film forever!

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  10. Cynthia MonicaSeptember 23, 2011 at 5:13 AM

    Hi Kim....somehow I missed this magical video, but I'm so glad to finally see it! What a lovely and inspiring person you are....thank you for sharing some of the difficult things that have contributed to the making of your beautiful work....you radiate peace and joy!

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  11. Luthien ThyeSeptember 23, 2011 at 5:44 AM

    what an amazing story Kim. i am so sorry you had to go thru what you went thru ... but i am truly inspired by how strong you are and how your are able to turn those events into positive energy and getting back into control.
    xoxoxo
    Luthien

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  12. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 23, 2011 at 8:34 AM

    Hi Cynthia and Luthien, thanks for you kind words. Through my adversity my hope was to help or inspire others by telling my story. Since the release, I have had many emails from people saying they have been inspired by my story and wish to persue their dreams. I couldn't have wished for more...

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  13. LauraSeptember 24, 2011 at 7:53 AM

    Kim your art is so beautiful. What a blessing to understand the story behind it. I found your blog through Robyn's and I'm so glad I did. You might enjoy a little slide show on the side bar of my blog called remnants...it is a series of collages I made from the discarded scraps of paper my students left on the floor when I was still teaching art classes.

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  14. herhimnbrynSeptember 24, 2011 at 10:29 AM

    Here via Robyn's blog...glad to 'meet' you!
    Your work and 'dump scrumping'( what we called gathering good stuff when we were kids) are an inspiration. Thankyou.

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  15. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 24, 2011 at 2:57 PM

    Hi Laura, thanks for your kind words and visiting my blog, lovely to meet you. Robyn is a kindred spirit, we share a similar path in healing... I visited your blog and remnants slide show, your collages are lovely thanks for sharing them with me.

    Hello herhimnbryn, nice to meet you too! I love your analogy 'dump scrumping' I visited your blog(s) also I love your mosaic works. I watched the you-tube video on Rosalie - so very refreshing!!! I needed to see that, thanks for posting it on there!! She has been my inspiration to continue with my (left of centre) assemblages. I must post it on my blog as a gentle reminder to myself.

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  16. SueSeptember 24, 2011 at 7:02 PM

    I found you through Robyn's blog. Beautiful artwork made of discarded things - and your story behind your creativity is very moving. So good for you that you found a rewarding, brilliant way to "piece yourself together" again and again!

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  17. Kim SchoenbergerSeptember 26, 2011 at 9:47 AM

    Hello Sue, thank you I really appreciate your kind words. I'd had hoped for my story to reach out to its audience and I am very humbled to say the least, and also for Robyn to have shared my story alongside her story.

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  18. Sharmon DavidsonOctober 11, 2011 at 11:31 AM

    Well, I'm sure you figured that I'm also here via Robyn. She was so right about your video; your work is fantastic, and knowing the story behind it enriches the experience all the more. Thank you for sharing your art, and your self.

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  19. Kim SchoenbergerOctober 12, 2011 at 11:43 AM

    Hello Sharmon and welcome to my blog. I am so overwhelmed by the response to my video and I appreciate your kind words. Thank you kindly.

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