by julia dzikiewicz | Jan 5, 2010 | blog
I love the work of Ledelle Moe. She creates monumental sculptures of great beauty and emotion. Theses sculptures reflect her experiences in South Africa, the violence of apartheid, and Moe’s deep humanity. Above, one sees a concrete woman,who reclines or collapses on...
by julia dzikiewicz | Jan 1, 2010 | blog
LinksFirst of all, Happy New Year! Amy Marx painted the Oceanscape,“ Impending”, 40″ x 59 1/2″, Oil on Paper. Isn’t it lovely, with it’s bright greens,and muted blues and greys? The water looks so clear and beautiful, yet the sky tells of storms and...
by julia dzikiewicz | Dec 31, 2009 | blog
This artwork, titled “49th Parallel”, by Emilly Piccirillo, is Oil/acrylic on canvas, cord, carbon steel grid. To simplify, what one is seeing is multiple canvases, cut into squares, painted and stretched tightly onto a metal framework. One sees the sky, broken into...
by julia dzikiewicz | Dec 28, 2009 | blog
The above artwork,by Mary Gallagher Stout, is titled “Mother to Son” and is acrylic on cabinet and 22″H x 14″W. This painting is part of the “Kitchen Cabinet Series”. Ms Stout describes it as “Kitchen cupboards- from the heart of family life to societal...
by julia dzikiewicz | Dec 23, 2009 | blog
The title of the above work is“You Cannot Feel it… I Wish That You Could, 1996–2003”. It is an installation with paper and encaustic sculptures and is in the Brooklyn Museum of Art, listed under “feminist Art”. Amoros describes her work as “Eleven handmade...
by julia dzikiewicz | Dec 19, 2009 | blog
This is my latest painting. It was created on a wave shaped panel created by Rodney Thompson. In this painting, I used paper, rhinestones , encaustic paint and paint-sticks. Dolphins swim above and below the water.
