Red Delicious Press, 9901 East 16th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010
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Upcoming Events:
+Creature Show
Red Delicious Press
9901 East 16th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80010
Opening Reception: Friday, January 14th, from 6-8pm
Exhibit Dates: January 14th-February 26th 2011
+Anderson Ranch Residency
Anderson Ranch Art Center
Snowmass Village, CO 81615
I have been awarded a residency at Anderson Ranch and you are invited to stop by and see the facility and my studio. Please contact me at feverishart@yahoo.com to schedule a viewing.
+My work is represented by the following galleries, please visit anytime:
++THE CROFT ART GALLERY
712 Austin Avenue
Waco TX 76701
++ABECEDARIAN GALLERY
910 Santa Fe Drive, #101
Denver, CO 80204
++REYES+DAVIS INDEPENDENT EXHIBITIONS
Please call Brigitte Reyes to schedule an appointment: 202.255.5050
Red Delicious Press
9901 East 16th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80010
Opening Reception: Friday, January 14th, from 6-8pm
Exhibit Dates: January 14th-February 26th 2011
+Anderson Ranch Residency
Anderson Ranch Art Center
Snowmass Village, CO 81615
I have been awarded a residency at Anderson Ranch and you are invited to stop by and see the facility and my studio. Please contact me at feverishart@yahoo.com to schedule a viewing.
+My work is represented by the following galleries, please visit anytime:
++THE CROFT ART GALLERY
712 Austin Avenue
Waco TX 76701
++ABECEDARIAN GALLERY
910 Santa Fe Drive, #101
Denver, CO 80204
++REYES+DAVIS INDEPENDENT EXHIBITIONS
Please call Brigitte Reyes to schedule an appointment: 202.255.5050
+I am available for private drawing and printmaking classes. Please email me for more information: feverishart@yahoo.com
Links to Galleries, Events, Other Artists, etc!
- Reyes + Davis Independent Exhibitions
- Art-O-Matic
- Art Outlet: Local Artist Ensemble
- Black Dog Press: Nicole Hand and Jim Bryant
- Blake Sanders: Dino Printmaker
- Heather Bryant: Artist Printmaker
- Clarita Herce: Painter, Philosopher
- Deborah Lash: Visual Artist
- Emmy Lingscheit: Printmaker
- Gayle Friedman: Jewelry Designer
- Hancock Brothers: Prints and Mixed Media
- John Hitchcock: Printmaker, Installation Artist
- Inkteraction: Printmaking Social Network
- Lee Arts Center: Printmaking and Ceramics Art Facility
- Mai Kojima: Prints and Paintings
- Meaghan Busch: Printmaker, Sculpter
- Novie Trump: Ceramics and Sculpture
- Oscar Gillespie: Engraver, Printmaker
- Pyramid Atlantic: Print, Paper and Bookmaking Art Center
- Redeem: Urban Clothing and Accessories
- Robyn Rognstad: Visual Artist, Printmaker
- Stanley Scott: Printmaker, Artist
- Susan Goldman: Printmaker
Artist Statement
My artwork is based on personal memories and experiences that effect greater society and myself. By illustrating these memories in the form of wood engravings, events in my past have surfaced and my emotions surrounding the event have become definitive. Because my artwork is narrative, it is best expressed through a printmaking medium whose historical foundations were originally illustrative.
My prints depict memorable events in my life using self-portraiture paired with an animal image representative of a feeling, emotion or occasionally another being. I assign each emotion an animalistic form to better identify and clarify my own feelings, as well as to emote a visceral human reaction. By replacing a human sentiment with a creature, which is believed to have no realm of cognitive emotion, an interesting juxtaposition presents itself. I elevate the beast to a higher status by allowing it to be the emotion. The selection process of the animal is based on my own intuition, although general stereotypes and facts about the animal influence my decision.
By creating a personal narrative using my own image and that of an animal, my feelings surrounding an event become clearer. The small-scale black and white wood engravings, whose inherent illustrative qualities allude to storytelling, prove to be the best mediums to express myself.
My prints depict memorable events in my life using self-portraiture paired with an animal image representative of a feeling, emotion or occasionally another being. I assign each emotion an animalistic form to better identify and clarify my own feelings, as well as to emote a visceral human reaction. By replacing a human sentiment with a creature, which is believed to have no realm of cognitive emotion, an interesting juxtaposition presents itself. I elevate the beast to a higher status by allowing it to be the emotion. The selection process of the animal is based on my own intuition, although general stereotypes and facts about the animal influence my decision.
By creating a personal narrative using my own image and that of an animal, my feelings surrounding an event become clearer. The small-scale black and white wood engravings, whose inherent illustrative qualities allude to storytelling, prove to be the best mediums to express myself.
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