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Category Archives: Angie Evans
Turbulent
Shirin Neshat is an Iranian artist, educated in the US. Much of her work deals with constructions of gender in post-revolution Iranian society. Here is her first film, Turbulent. It is important to note that in the original installation, the … Continue reading
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I hope I have this much fun in my retirement!
Sigur Ros – Hoppipolla It is interesting to see narrative attached to a piece of music. Though not a literal interpretation, this video captures mood/tonality in an interesting way.
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Kimberly Trowbridge
A few weeks ago I went on a studio visit with my painting class to talk with artist Kimberly Trowbridge. She was incredibly passionate about her work. She spoke about painting with a passion but at the same time had … Continue reading
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Audiences!
I thought I would share the material that I am drawing from for my next project. I am taking film stills from Ingmar Bergman’s production of The Magic Flute. From these I am producing paintings of individual audience members. Check … Continue reading
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Joan Snyder
Using a variety of materials, Joan Snyder creates some really interesting abstract surfaces. I am most interested in her paintings based on music. In “Symphony” clusters of strokes read left to right like a musical score. http://www.joansnyder.net/paintings.php?image=34
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Eric Fischl
Here is a great artist if you are interested in the figure and narrative. Check out his photo collages (under prints) to see another layer of his process. http://www.ericfischl.com/bio/biography1.html ~angie
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More on Cindy Sherman
Watch Art21’s interview with Cindy Sherman to hear her talk about her own work and to get a feel for the person behind all those characters! http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/cindy-sherman/ ~Angie
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Alex Kanevsky
Here are some awesome examples of one painter’s process. Click on each image to see a documentation of its production. Its pretty amazing how radically an artwork can change from day to day (or month to month). http://www.somepaintings.net/ProgressAlex.html Also, take … Continue reading
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Simon Birch
“Birch tries to give the viewer the experience he would want from an exhibition: overwhelming and complex, a spectacle, an adventure, and a visual aesthetic.” Check out his paintings and installations: http://www.simon-birch.com/ -Angie
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494/496 Studio Seminar 