Paintings by Bridget Fahy
Friday, August 27th, 2010Bridget Fahy paints ambiguous figures in scenes filled with texture and patterns like a quilted blanket.
Bridget Fahy paints ambiguous figures in scenes filled with texture and patterns like a quilted blanket.
Working mostly in watercolors and inks, Marco Zamora creates large scale drawings on paper that deal with themes of anonymity, his environment, and the conditions/actions of the people that inhabit it.
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Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn, working under the artist title of Haas & Hahn, transform environments into large scale works of art.
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Today’s art is by Fernando Chamarelli. Chamarelli’s work includes “mosaic, geometric elements, organic forms and harmonic lines connecting symbols, legends, philosophies, religions and customs of ancient and modern civilizations.”
Arkiv is an amazing painter, sculptor and toy maker. His paintings are rich with color and fluid movement and his toys are sculpted with perfection.
Gabriel Campanario is the “Seattle Sketcher” of the Seattle Times. Campanario regularly posts new drawings observing people and places in Seattle.
Many thanks to Art Asylum Boston for introducing me to Kevin Peterson. Peterson’s paint reveals a sharp contrast between the innocent world of a child and the reality of the world in which they live.
I find myself drawn to Doug Bloodworth’s “pop” themed paintings. Bloodworth uses a style of idealized realism to transform ordinary popular foods, games, comics, etc. into engaging compositions. (more…)
Today’s paintings are by Douglas Degges.
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