Brad Kunkle artwork Anne of Green Gables TV Anne with an E Main Title from Imaginary Forces on Vimeo. Anne with an E is now streaming on Netflix! Watch the series in full, and enjoy my collaboration with Imaginary Forces for the opening title sequence. The show is getting great reviews, and I’m so proud […]
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Pilar Lopez Baez, paintings of childhood memories STATEMENT I am very interested in memory. Our memories are our identity, but it is not an organized archive. Many memories disappear, we forget them little by little, some others are our unconscious inventions. Even society influences on our memories and we censor them consciously or unconsciously. The
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Sallyanne Morgan, figurative sculpture with cement Apart from occasional forays into silicone, I work primarily with the most common construction materials – cement. It has extraordinary versatility and a directness that allows for spontaneity. I either use a base of metal armature on which mortar or ferrous cement is then layered or work from clay
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Rosso, carnival characters & taboos Rosso’s paintings are metaphors of contemporary society, born out of a reflection on the irony and conundrums of the human condition. Her canvasses are often populated with a colourful mixture of carnivalesque characters impersonating feelings, fears, themes and taboos commonly experienced. Visibly influenced by a variety of genres spanning from
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Joshua Dean, painting with limited palette CMYK To better understand my phone, I started painting like a printer. My process reappropriates traditional technique in order to explore how the photograph functions as cultural memory. This method provides liberation from ideological naivety or cynicism. My work exists in an over-lap of nostalgia and social media. Interpreting
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Christine Baxter, figurative sculpture in clay, wax, plaster My first sculpture tutor inspired me; Mike Gillespie was assistant to Epstein, he taught me clay modeling from life and influenced my approach to sculpture, emphasizing strong forms and volumes. Over the last 30 years I have been told, “Clay modeling is old fashioned, not relevant, not
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Westcoast Figurative exhibition, video & reviews Can’t make it to our exhibition in Gibsons, BC in person? Enjoy the exhibition here on this video. Westcoast Figurative Jan 12 – Feb 5 GPAG – Gibsons Public Art Gallery Gibsons, BC, Canada Jan DeGrass She started a website a few years ago www.figurativeartist.org that gathers images of
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Nathan Brad Hall, figurative art is how we view ourselves As artists, there is a moment when the landscape shifts, and how we see things, how we view ourselves is fundamentally altered. It can slip away, or it can set you on a new direction, one that not only offers a truer understanding of self,
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