Elaine M. Erne, Karen Hunter McLaughlin, and Kathleen Vaccaro are in Printmaking: Thinking in Reverse at the West Chester Galleries of the Chester County Art Association from January 9th thru February 6, 2020.
Elaine M. Erne, Karen Hunter McLaughlin, and Kathleen Vaccaro are in Printmaking: Thinking in Reverse at the West Chester Galleries of the Chester County Art Association from January 9th thru February 6, 2020.
What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …
What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …
What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …
Matthew Borgen's recent work utilizes imagery from comic books published during the mid-20th century — the genre’s so-called…
Matthew Borgen's recent work utilizes imagery from comic books published during the mid-20th century — the genre’s so-called golden age. Using their visual conventions, nostalgic aura, and narrative…
Matthew Borgen's recent work utilizes imagery from comic books published during the mid-20th century — the genre’s so-called golden age. Using their visual conventions, nostalgic aura, and narrative structure in combination…
Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of…
Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of wood, oil, wax, paint & photographs.…
Anthony explores overlooked glimpses of visual reflections. He reanimates fragments of his life through a broad palette of wood, oil, wax, paint & photographs.…
My work can be traced back to my own personal history and experiences, yet rather than being personal symbols, it is a product…
My work can be traced back to my own personal history and experiences, yet rather than being personal symbols, it is a product of a collective memory that I share with the viewer. …
My work can be traced back to my own personal history and experiences, yet rather than being personal symbols, it is a product of a collective memory that I share with the viewer. …
