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Growing Pains Series Digital, 1920×972
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The artists that I admire tap feelings of awe that permit the viewer to experience new perspectives of being. -GJ Gillispie
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Art Issue #55
Blue Sun Artist Statement: The main idea of my photographic series “Blue Sun” is to help to change the perception of contemporary dance as well as of a female body as an instrument of art in Armenian society. The photographs illustrate the inner sense of transparency, the merging of the body with the space, the […]
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Art Issue #54
The Always and Never Seen By Linnea Ryshke Artist Statement: I create mixed-media paintings that respond to the ethical imperative to restore our relationship with nonhuman animals, who are continually Othered in contemporary life. Through the alure of images, mark-making, and texture, my paintings offer viewers an intimate encounter with animals as enigmatic subjects of […]
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Art Issue #53
Works by Andrea Lewicki
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Art Issue #52
Jana LaChance has observed that she is “easily consumed looking at the ocean, tide, the stretch of natural fragments” and that “our physical selves, to me at least, don’t unerringly fit in this natural landscape, only partially.” Her paintings explore this juxtaposition of self and sea using a combination of brilliant and subtle colors.
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Weihui Lu Acrylic on Canvas Weihui’s large-scale, abstracted landscape paintings depict an apocalyptic world. She combines elements of Eastern ink painting and Abstract Expressionism to explore the sense of fracture and conflict within her bi-cultural identity. In her paintings, the land becomes a metaphor for the mind – both in crisis, overburdened and under siege. […]
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Austyn Sullivan Collage Art The space between the conscious and subconscious mind is a space that can be bridged to open a wider perception of reality. With my collage work, I use images that create a space of familiarity and distort them to create a world of new mythologies. My collage rituals come from the […]
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Art Issue #49
Jeffrey Heyne Digital Photography Summertime 1898: A group of 200 Ute Indians traveled from their Utah reservation to their ancestral hunting grounds of western Colorado. The newspaper reported they journeyed there “to hunt a moon”—or a month long period. To enforce the new state’s forestry laws protecting wildlife, the US Army was called in by […]
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Art Issue #48
John Chang Mixed Media John Chang dreams in many worlds and brings back remnants. In his new works, people come and go; yet no one is seen. The migrators leave their shadows in the air and their marks on the sidewalks. Their words and echoes float through storms of sharp, black fragments flying in all […]
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Art Issue #47
Malin Abrahamsson Mixed Media Sculpture My Spaceholders revolve around the idea, shape, and purpose of the vessel, and the notion of holding space: the practice of allowing room to reflect on whatever arises in the moment. Clay’s transformative qualities make it an equal collaborator rather than a medium I aspire to bend to my will.
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Art Issue #46
Kristin Fouquet Digital Photography Artist Statement: “Weighed-In: Stills of a Boxing Gym” When a client requested a shoot in a boxing gym, I reluctantly agreed. I viewed boxing more as violence than sport. When not photographing my central subject, I captured stills. Seeing the equipment, I respected the boxers’ commitment. Although I had no desire […]