Ashley Chase Andrews

Pink Handwriting, Abstract Acrylic and Charcoal on Unstretched Canvas, Signed

2019

Nigel Hall Untitled Acrylic and Charcoal Painting on Canvas, 1997 Acrylic and charcoal painting on canvas Signed and titled by the artist on the front. Dated on the back. 36 × 30 inc...

Robert Motherwell Open #125: Jeannie 1969 Acrylic and charcoal on canvasboard 76.2 x 50.8 cms (30 x 20 ins) RM9796 P532 The title of this painting refers to Motherwell's elder daugh...

Acrylic and charcoal on canvas

Acrylic on canvas Diptych 2 x (80 x 40 cm) Hochstrasser Cinzia born in 1979 is a Swiss artist who lives and works in Lugano, Switzerland. She is a self-taught artist who started pa...

Acrylic on canvas Diptych 2 x (30 x 30 cm) Hochstrasser Cinzia born in 1979 is a Swiss artist who lives and works in Lugano, Switzerland. She is a self-taught artist who started pa...

Acrylic & charcoal on canvas Hochstrasser Cinzia born in 1979 is a Swiss artist who lives and works in Lugano, Switzerland. She is a self-taught artist who started painting and dra...

Acrylic & charcoal on canvas Hochstrasser Cinzia born in 1979 is a Swiss artist who lives and works in Lugano, Switzerland. She is a self-taught artist who started painting and dra...

"Strengths and Weaknesses" is a portrait exploring several elements and strategies that fascinate the artist – notably the performance anxiety induced by simply being an artist, staring down the freight train of art history as it hurtles toward you every time you pick up a brush. Luck? Talent? Maybe. There are signposts and guides in this painting, of course (Cubism! Surrealism! Brancusi! Guston!), but they can clobber you too if you're not careful. Even the phrase "strengths and weaknesses" smacks of compromises and rationalization – deadly to an artist looking to construct their own integral world. "Strengths and Weaknesses" is an acrylic and charcoal on canvas measuring 54" tall by 54" wide. It was included in the artist's solo show "Comedy Cellar" at Freight + Volume Gallery, New York City in July 2018. (See last photograph for an installation view.) From Daniel Gerwin – "Schenck’s color is vibrant, wild, saturated to the point of overheating, and altogether brilliant in the balancing of hues, temperatures, shapes, and color quantities. The paintings have a remarkable coherence for their dizzying juxtaposition of so many small chromatic passages." (Essay: The Anxiety and the Ecstasy) Peter Schenck...

This 15" x 12" abstract acrylic on canvas painting by Washington artist, Janice Tayler, features a lively mix of abstract marks and soft colors. The composition is filled with pale s...

Original abstract Acrylic Painting on Canvas, affixed to Windsor Newton paper. The moods and whims of nature influence the work of Sarah Van Beckum. D...