Ellen Weitkamp

Untitled

2018

Title : Patterned Jacket Materials : Rice Paper, Tissue Paper, Prints, Cut-Outs, Embellishments, Shizen Screen Printed Paper Date : 2018 Dimensions : 8"...

Abigail Oyesam Air Mixed Media on board Year: 2021 Size: 24 x 20 inches Signed by hand COA provided * comes with French cleat - ready to hang "Creating art is a way for me to investigate my thoughts and experiences. I find painting and drawing to be reflective processes that allow me to transform introspective moments into visual art. Making portraits has been a consistent part of my art practice, I am drawn to the unique beauty that each person possesses. Portraits are more than just an image, everybody has their own aura or story that I like to convey through my work. Lately, I've been interested in the way aspects of black cultures such as fashion and music are appropriated into the mainstream. My background as a Nigerian-American informs my current studio practice as I collect parts of my everyday life to gather inspiration. Through my artwork, I want to explore the ways African culture informs African American culture in the present. The beginning of my work reflecting my cultural identity started with a piece I made my freshman year, of my dad and younger brother. It was referenced from a photo I took of them at church and I was interested in the juxtaposition of my father who immigrated from Nigeria, wearing a westernized suit while my brother was wearing traditional Nigerian attire. It spoke to the way we as first-generation kids can reclaim the culture our families left behind to assimilate. That painting was the first I ever sold, which made me realize that I could really impact others with my art." Abigail Oyesam is a member of the Black Student...

Abigail Oyesam Kerron Mixed Media on board Year: 2021 Size: 36 x 24 inches Signed by hand COA provided *on stretcher frame - ready to hang "Creating art is a way for me to investigate my thoughts and experiences. I find painting and drawing to be reflective processes that allow me to transform introspective moments into visual art. Making portraits has been a consistent part of my art practice, I am drawn to the unique beauty that each person possesses. Portraits are more than just an image, everybody has their own aura or story that I like to convey through my work. Lately, I've been interested in the way aspects of black cultures such as fashion and music are appropriated into the mainstream. My background as a Nigerian-American informs my current studio practice as I collect parts of my everyday life to gather inspiration. Through my artwork, I want to explore the ways African culture informs African American culture in the present. The beginning of my work reflecting my cultural identity started with a piece I made my freshman year, of my dad and younger brother. It was referenced from a photo I took of them at church and I was interested in the juxtaposition of my father who immigrated from Nigeria, wearing a westernized suit while my brother was wearing traditional Nigerian attire. It spoke to the way we as first-generation kids can reclaim the culture our families left behind to assimilate. That painting was the first I ever sold, which made me realize that I could really impact others with my art." Abigail Oyesam is a member of the Black Student...

Title : Big Ears Medium: Mixed Media, Rice Paper, Tissue Paper, Prints, Cut-Outs, Wall Paper, Shizen Screen Printed Paper Date : 2020 Dimensions : 24×30 inches Signed and dated by ha...

Shannon Brouk Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend Medium: Wax-based colored pencils on paper Year: 2019 Size: 25.5 x 19.75 inches Unique Signed by hand COA provided Ref.: 924802-1013 ...

Marcus Cain Untitled Acrylic on paper Year: 1999 Size: 16.75x13.5 Framed: 20.25x17x1.75in COA provided Ref.: 924802-1068 Marcus Cain is a resident of Kansas City, MO and Manager of ...

Mixed Media. Oil, enamel, egg tempera, acrylic glass/aura, L.E.D. lights, feathers, satin, found objects on wood. About the collaborators: New York artists Serge Strosberg and David Mandel fuse the visual language of Flemish and German portraiture with fantasy jewelry...

Mixed Media: Oil, enamel, egg tempera, vinyl, satin, L.E.D. lights, beads, found objects. 3d. About the Collaborators: New York artists Serge Strosberg and David Mandel fuse the visual language of Flemish and German portraiture with fantasy jewelry and fabric design. Both artists present a very contemporary and unlikely mixture of works heavily inspired by their personal histories characterized by decadence and eccentricity of the NYC club...

Mixed Media. Oil, enamel, egg tempera, glass, felt hat, fabric, metallic mesh on wood. About the collaborative artists: New York artists Serge Strosberg and David Mandel fuse the visual language of Flemish and German portraiture with fantasy jewelry and fabric design. Both artists present a very contemporary and unlikely mixture of works heavily inspired by their personal histories characterized by decadence and eccentricity of the NYC club...

Inspired by cinema, photography, music and literature, Monet has a natural connection and sense for the current society and his contemporaries. His signature conceptual assemblage of...

Inspired by cinema, photography, music and literature, Monet has a natural connection and sense for the current society and his contemporaries. His signature conceptual assemblage of...

Inspired by cinema, photography, music and literature, Monet has a natural connection and sense for the current society and his contemporaries. His signature conceptual assemblage of...