80 in x 160 in - From the Filigree series - Acrylic and sumi ink on hanging cut papers
I seem to be on a kick for revisiting artists that I have previously featured. 
I have really enjoyed looking back through old posts and finding how each artists work has evolved. I featured a piece, Growth I, by Katherine Mann in 2008, and I was thrilled to find new work from her in my inbox.
Degraw Street Mural, Brooklyn, NY :: Spray Paint & Latex Acrylic 60′ x12′
Damon Ginandes, a Brooklyn based mixed media artist, paints elaborate compositions of portraits intermingling with one another.
Devoid of context and stripped of external identity, they are portraits of souls – ageless, anonymous, and solitary. Their longing stares serve as a mute communication from which a distinct visual and psychological intimacy emerges.
16″ x 12″ – Acrylics and markers.
Loving this painting! I love style and texture and I imagine that my hate for McDonald’s makes me like it even more. Checkout Matt’s Deviant Art Gallery for more great work.
artist & website: Matt Robinson – http://mattrobinson.deviantart.com
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acrylic on wood panel
I am a big fan of Jeff Soto and love seeing his characters interacting with one another in his paintings. So when I got his email about his new show I was excited to see some new work. His show will be opening Thursday night, May 14 at StolenSpace Gallery in London.
artist & website: Jeff Soto – http://www.jeffsoto.com
18″ x 24″ acrylic, collage on canvas
artist & website: Jim Houser – Exhibition @ Jonathan Levine Gallery
