November: Make something that can move, act, travel, shift, animate, transform or otherwise engage the concepts of movement and/or mobility in materialized form!

Suspended Bird
Mike Sweeney, Artist
A halted flight, wavering in any slightly moving breeze. This suspended bird is made from woven and cut paper with a cedar body. The bird is suspended a few inches from the wall on guitar wire and supported by a slender, laminated, bent cedar arm. (for sale: $450 – shipping including within the United States).
Photograph (left), courtesy of Mike Sweeney
Collage Accordion Book, by Nuria Jaumot-Pascual
photographs (below), courtesy of Nuria Jaumot-Pascual
Windows made of kite fabric and of tissue. They force the viewer to move the book to get glimpses of their transparencies. Pages of the book. The eye of Fatima pocket. The eye can be taken out of the pocket. A pop-up of the local bookshop. This was a gift card for the bookshop that my son got for his birthday. The shop closed. I used to walk there, and they allowed dogs in. The new shop is not walking distance. Two flaps. There is collage on top and behind each flap. Pages of the book. Windows made of kite fabric and of tissue. They force the viewer to move the book to get glimpses of their transparencies. One of the book’s covers