Stefan Annerel
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| Fitzpatrick, 2007, 59 x 39 cm, acrylic, resin on panel and glass |
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| Brandon Manutoba, 2007, 78 x 58 cm,Acryl, resin on panel and glass |
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| wedgewood, 2007, 73 x 53 cm , Acrulic, resin on panel and glass |
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| Caribou,2007, 75 x 45 cm, acrylic, resin on panel and glass |
| Born 1970, Belgium the artist lives and works in ANTWERP, Belgium STEFAN ANNEREL °1970, Dendermonde, Belgium Galleries galerie c.de vos Galerie Smits Selected solo exhibitions 2001 New Paintings 2004 Levend grijs 2006 Rakelings Belgium’s Calling 2007 Parallax 2008 How to paint a Tartan Selected group exhibitions: 2001 Tendensen in hedendaagse kunst 2003 Retrospective 10 jaar galerie c. de vos 2004 Brengen-gebracht 2005 Poisonous Vormgegeven kleur Gekleurde vormgeving – coloured enviroment design 2007 Pushing the canvas Coloratus,-a,-um Coloratura Fred & Friends Atmosfeer Website: Artnews |
Maria Hathaway
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| The Soldier’s Father |
| White Stallion |
| Elf Portrait |
| As One |
| Born 1977, USA the artist lives and works in Utah, USA My name is Maria Hathaway. I am a self taught artist. I specialize in colored pencil and watercolor but also enjoy working with oils and acrylics. My work is vibrant with color and emotion. I love doing portraits and am pationate about the portrayal of emotion and life experience through facial expressions. I strive through my art to show who we are as humans. I want to explore the passion, the sadness, the fear, and hope that make us real. So many beautiful people walk among us, entirely unnoticed or forgotten. I seek to bring attention to the invisible, the lonely, the joyfull, and the heroic. I seek to exhibit the beauty that exhists in each of us. I seek to portray humanity. When I create a piece using colored pencils I use a very labor intensive layering technique. I start with a basic sketch of what I’m going to draw. Then I begin adding layer after layer of color, blending and shading as I go. I often add the darkest shadows early on and slowly work my way toward highlights of white using a white pencil in the end. If a large area of one color is required, such as blue for a clear blue sky, I’ll often use a watercolor wash in order to achieve a smooth solid color without excessive effort. I must add that art is an ever changing process of growth and improvement. It is liquid. Nothing is permanent and every time I create a piece I learn something new and develop new methods and techniques. I am open to anything as long as the end result is vibrant in color and full of detail. It often feels as though my drawings or paintings draw themselves. A character or subject in a painting has something to say and I am merely an instrument through which it is enabled to exhist and therefore speak. I am not influenced by any artist -contemporary or historical. I am quite simply influenced by the world that I observe around me. I am fascinated by life itself which I consider to be the greatest work of art that has ever and will ever be achieved. I can only hope to dimly reflect the beauty of creation. I believe however that humanity has devine potential, unending and unfathomable. We have only as yet scratched the surface of that which we can and will become. I am most content when I am with my family. I am influenced greatly by their unique and wise perspectives. I have seen through them what it is to be truly good, and happy as a human being. I see the importance of love and truth and I would love to find a way to share this perspective through my art. Website: Willowrise |
On saying: “this is not artâ€: Reflections on Documenta 12
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Alejandra Riera, detail from a wallpiece at Documenta 12, Museum Fridericianum In another post I referred to the “Documenta 12 effect†which refers to the manner in which the artistic director of Documenta 12, Roger Buergel, …
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