Recent color work and some b&w oldies are featured at the always wonderful BOOOOOOOM
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| Sci Fi, color pencil on color paper 8"x 8", 20x20cm |
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Saturday, July 15, 2017
color
A new development, I am drawing with color pencils on color paper. This was completed in April.
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| 20" x 8" drawing, color pencils on color paper |
Thursday, October 27, 2016
NARRATIVE
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| Reilly Jensen Izzie Klingels Bette Burgoyne |
“NARRATIVE”
Art Exhibition
featuring;
Reilly Jensen
Izzie Klingels
Bette Burgoyne
featuring;
Reilly Jensen
Izzie Klingels
Bette Burgoyne
AXIS Pioneer Square, Seattle USA
Opening Reception 2016
Thursday, November 3rd from 5-9pm
“Narrative” brings together an all-female cast of artists in a show of largely allegorical, highly detailed, and emotionally resonant works.
Reilly Jensen invites the viewer to spend blissful hours at the junkyard with multitudes of ruined and discarded parts, artifacts of consumerism and desire for novelty. Inspired by objects that morph between the mechanical and organic, she blends reality with imagination in her paintings.
Izzie Klingels is drawn to building ‘feminine’ attributes into her work, such as sparkle, shimmer, and delicacy. Using obsessive details and rich texture, she describes fragments of a larger narrative.
Bette Burgoyne works monochromatically, restraining herself to a black and white palette. Her newest series “Smoke Noir” features women’s hands holding pipes that billow a peculiar smoke, suggestive of shadowy notions.
Artwork up until January 5th, 2017
Opening Reception 2016
Thursday, November 3rd from 5-9pm
“Narrative” brings together an all-female cast of artists in a show of largely allegorical, highly detailed, and emotionally resonant works.
Reilly Jensen invites the viewer to spend blissful hours at the junkyard with multitudes of ruined and discarded parts, artifacts of consumerism and desire for novelty. Inspired by objects that morph between the mechanical and organic, she blends reality with imagination in her paintings.
Izzie Klingels is drawn to building ‘feminine’ attributes into her work, such as sparkle, shimmer, and delicacy. Using obsessive details and rich texture, she describes fragments of a larger narrative.
Bette Burgoyne works monochromatically, restraining herself to a black and white palette. Her newest series “Smoke Noir” features women’s hands holding pipes that billow a peculiar smoke, suggestive of shadowy notions.
Artwork up until January 5th, 2017
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Interview for The All Watch, Library of Time Perceptions
The lovely Joslyn Richardson interviewed me for The Library of Time Perceptions,
at her website The All Watch.
Take a look at the Mission Statement.
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| working on a segment the scroll drawing, 'Forest' |
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| Amita, created specifically for The All Watch, 2016. Black paper, white pencil. 7 x 24" |
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| an All Watch by Joslyn Richardson |
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Frances, Gloria
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| Frances, 2016, black paper white pencil, 13.5 x 12" (33x31cm) |
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| Gloria, 2016, black paper white pencil, 25.5 x 13" (65x33cm) |
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Lydia, Rachel
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| Lydia, 2015, black paper, white pencil, 24 x 12" |
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| Rachel, 2015, black paper, white pencil, 24 x 20" |
These two are the newest additions to my series of women's hands with elaborate smoke portraits. They're larger than the previous "Bette", "Ursula", and "Suzanne" drawings. I have several others waiting to emerge, currently I'm working on the drawing named "Gloria".
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