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Blue Bear
Our Price:
$12.99
Own your own BLUE BEAR! Each smaller version is made from the same 3D file that created the original 40' public artwork titled,"I see what you mean."
Blue Bear Keychain
Our Price:
$8.99
Crystal key chain with 3D blue bear image inside
Blue Bear T-Shirt
Our Price:
$20.99
Adult unisex 100% organic cotton T-Shirt
Blue Bear Youth T-Shirt
Our Price:
$20.99
Adult unisex 100% organic cotton T-Shirt
Blue Bear Tote
Our Price:
$24.99
Available only at the 14th and California Blue Bear Cart location
The Billboard Shoulder Tote Bags are the artistic, durable eco-alternative to the ever-present question, “Paper or Plastic?” Our totes are 98% reclaimed material by weight; Made in the U.S.A. Each Shoulder Tote is made from hand-selected billboard panels giving each a unique graphic personality.
The side panel has an image of the Blue Bear. The Shoulder Tote bag is designed to be carried at your side or over the shoulder. Visually stimulating graphics color the interior and exterior of this tote. With two layers of repurposed vinyl and wider strapping, it has superior load carrying ability and really looks amazing. Dimensions: 12" x 17" x 7”
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Blue Bear DVD
Our Price:
$14.99
See Description for purchase information
Following the conception, commissioning, fabrication and installation of Lawrence Argent's traffic-stopping public art piece, “I see what you mean,” at the Denver Convention Center, BIG BLUE BEAR reveals the process behind the creation of an icon.
"We've forgotten how to play," says Argent, who describes how the nature of both creating and perceiving art needs to be a little less serious and infused with a little more playfulness. After all, it was while playing with his kids that the idea for blue bear originated.
That’s not to say there wasn't plenty of serious work to bring the 40-plus foot bear to reality. The process by which the piece was made, from computer modeling to building it piecemeal in California, has pushed the limits of the current technology, and, as fabricator Bill Kreysler points out, possibly opens a "new era" in how things are made.
BIG BLUE BEAR is a candid glimpse into the creative process and an exploration of the relationship between art and technology.
To purchase the Big Blue Bear DVD please visit
http://www.bigbluebear.org