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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Robert Howsare – Kansas City, Missouri
Briefly describe the work you do. Through a rigorous material and process-based studio practice, my work investigates anomalies occurring in systems. My work explores optics, printmaking and the apparatus through an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates drawing, installation and projection. Tell … Continue reading
Jenie Gao – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work that you do. Woodcuts and ink drawings, often of a grandiose scale. Animate and inanimate objects grafted onto one another, violent, yet intimate, suspended in moments of tension. At what point in your life did you … Continue reading
Posted in Printmaking
Tagged Jenie Gao, narrative, printmaking, Wisconsin artists, woodcut
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Leon Patchett – Cromarty, Scotland
Briefly describe the work that you do. I produce sculpture made with wood collected from the forest floor, washed up on beaches, and generally from the local environment. This a pragmatic approach that creates an instinctive and intimate relationship between … Continue reading
Tay and Val – Singapore and Seattle, Washington
Briefly describe the work you do. “If you can be whoever you want to be, if you can do whatever you want to do, if there are no limits – What is your dream?” Our art is an anthology of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged #dreamsunlimited, #mydreamis, around the world, believe, inspire
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Ted Lott – Murray, Kentucky
Briefly describe the work you do. I make sculpture that utilizes the tools, techniques and materials of craft and fine woodworking with a historical approach to material culture and design, often incorporating objects or artifacts into an architecturally influenced visual … Continue reading
Giovanni Giacoia – Cambridge, Massachusetts
Briefly describe the work that you do. In two months, I will finish my MFA studies at Boston University. I work primarily with drawing, painting and printmaking. My older paintings were more figurative; I was interested in creating images of … Continue reading
Rebecca Barfoot – Durango, Colorado
Briefly describe the work that you do. I am artistically ambidextrous in that I work in a variety of media and refuse to confine myself to a single mode of artistic expression or expertise. I came to art long ago … Continue reading
Posted in Painting, Sculpture
Tagged Installation, Mixed-Media, outdoor, Painting, sculpture
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Heather Hartman – Knoxville, Tennessee
Briefly describe the work that you do. My work explores atmosphere, light, and spatial illusion through a materialistic painting process. I am interested in the constant flux of the visual world, and our temporary space within it. Through reductive abstraction … Continue reading
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Tagged #abstract painting, Knoxville, Painter, UT School of Art, Vacuum Shop Studios
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J Myska Lewis – Madison, Wisconsin
Briefly describe the work you do. I use a variety of printmaking techniques and craft based processes (embroidery and crochet) to create two dimensional works and installations. At the core of my work is an investigation into how we read … Continue reading
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Tagged Installation, Madison, Milwaukee, printmaking, Wisconsin
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Paul Behnke – Brooklyn, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. I’m a painter. I make non-objective/ abstract paintings with and emphasis on intense color and bold forms. These elements jostle and compete with one another for dominance within off kilter compositions. At times the … Continue reading
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Tagged #abstract painting, Acrylic, color, Painting in Bushwick, Visionary Painting
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