Last Wednesday, I had my critique in my Advanced Painting class and there were some artists suggested for me to look at: Troy Brauntuch, Kathe Kollwitz, Matvey Levenstein and Catherine Murphy. Many of my classmates also liked the window painting and suggested the idea of looking at architecture space within the frame and structure of the canvas itself. Thus, perhaps looking at doorways and frames, etc. Furthermore, with the black and white paint, there comes the question of how fast or slow the image should be revealed to the audience. Lastly, rather than stains, which I have been doing with taking away paint with cloth or paper, I should try to mix the midtones and paint them in.
Below are some of the works by the two artists I mentioned in my last journal entry:
Vincent Desiderio. Laughing Woman. 2010.
Vincent Desiderio. Sink. 2010.
Vincent Desiderio. Bride. 2011.
Vincent Desiderio. Mourning and Fecundity II. 2011.
Anne Neely. Kettle Hole. 2010-2011.
Anne Neely. Pond Park. 2009-2011.
Anne Neely. Aglow. 2011
Very disparate artists shown here, obviously. The abstracted Klimt of Anne Neely and the realism of Desiderio.
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