Art Expressions: Ify Chiejina. My name is Ify Chiejina and I am a self-taught artist currently in a studio arts intensive program.
By breaking up anatomical forms geometrically and into areas of warm and cool temperature, I developed an understanding for the human figure that suited me best. My work is based on photographs. My parents kept albums containing pictures, and having the access to view them frequently gives me several reasons to appreciate the essence of one’s own personal sense of self within a an environment or space. My mother passed away recently in February of 2014. The state of my own self-awareness and confidence before my mother’s death was in uninterrupted flux. With each day that passes, I am thankful to be a Nigerian-American female artist.
See more of my work at: ifyxpressions.tumblr.com. Roberto Ferri. Homme. Marieaunet. Glenn Brown. GLENN BROWN Star Dust, 2009 Oil on panel 60 3/4 x 48 inches (154 x 122 cm) Glenn Brown Listed Exhibitions (43 Kb)Glenn Brown Bibliography (101 Kb) Glenn Brown (b. 1966, Northumberland, England) studied at Norwich School of Art, the Bath College of Higher Education, and Goldsmith's College, London.
His numerous solo exhibitions include those at the Domaine de Kerguéhennec, Centre d’Art Contemporain, France (2000); Serpentine Gallery, London (2004); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna (2008); Tate Liverpool, England (2009, which travelled to the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin and Ludwig Múzeum, Budapest, Upton House, Oxfordshire, England through 2012); Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem, The Netherlands (2013); and Rennie Collection, Vancouver(2013). Brown’s was featured in the Venice Bienalle, Italian Pavillion, in 2003 and the Gwangju Bienalle, Korea in 2010. The artist lives and works in London and Suffolk. Egon Schiele. Nicola Samorì. Zdzislaw Beksinski.
Timo Andersen. Phil Hale. Anthony Cudahy. David Cook. Justin Dean Worsdale. Lulu. SEACREATIVE. 30x30cm - acrylic and ink on panel. 55x75cm - acrylic color and ink on 300 gm paper. 70x100cm - acrylic and ink on panel. 21x21cm - acrylic color on 300 gm paper. 40x40cm - acrylic color on 300 gm paper. 80x80cm - acrylic color and ink on panel. 100x100cm - acrylic and ink on canvas. 30x38cm - acrylic and ink on panel. 100x100cm - mixed media on canvas. 70x100cm - mixed media on canvas. 30x40cm - mixed media on canvas. 70x70cm - mixed media on canvas. 80x100cm - mixed media on canvas.
Rich Pellegrino. Kent Williams. Stephan Geisler. Jaybo Monk. Rick Bartow. Personal experiences, cultural engagement and global myths, especially Native American transformation stories, are the heart of Mr.
Bartow's art. Animals and self-portraits populate his iconography, and he is known for astute interpretations of literary, musical and visual sources. Born in Newport, Oregon, in 1946, Rick Bartow is a member of the Wiyot tribe of Northern California. His work has been featured in many solo and group exhibits nationally and internationally. His recent career highlights include completion of We Were Always Here, a monumental 27' sculpture commissioned by The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, which stands on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.; inclusion in a three-person exhibit at the School of Sacred Music, Yale University, New Haven, CT; Dog's Journey, a traveling 20-year retrospective; and a work on view at the United States Ambassador's residence in Sofia, Bulgaria. Nino Marcel Pajot. Karl Persson. Jenny Morgan. Antony Micallef. Julia Randall. Stacey Davidson.
Genutė Burbaitė. Andrea Kowch. Olaf Hajek. Emmanuel Malin. Michael Hussar. August Hall.