Author: marv
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Daily Art: JUDITH SCOTT’s Untitled Chair Sculpture
JUDITH SCOTT Untitled (2004) // Fiber and found objects; 29 × 16 × 21 in (73.7 × 40.6 × 53.3 cm)
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Daily Art: FLORIAN KREWER
FLORIAN KREWER Untitled (2021) // Oil on linen; 118 x 94 inches (299.5 x 239 cm)
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Melody Jean Moulton’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Melody Jean Moulton is a self-taught artist whose paper collage work is cut by hand and is largely intuition based.
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Daily Art: BETHANN PARKER’s “Cherries on the Sill”
BETHANN PARKER Cherries on the Sill (c. 1939-1942) // Oil on panel; 8 × 10 in | 20.3 × 25.4 cm
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Daily Art: BILL TRAYLOR’s “Mexican Man”
BILL TRAYLOR Mexican Man (“He Just Come to Town”) (c. 1939-1942) // Pencil and crayon on cardboard; 10 3/16 x 7 5/16 inches
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Lindsay Carraway’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Lindsay Carraway is a self-taught artist who blends social and cultural issues with the intricate dreamscapes of her schizophrenic mind.
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Daily Art: GOSIA’s “Two Snakes and Roses”
GOSIA (Malgorzata Zajac) Two Snakes and Roses (2024) // Acrylic emulsion and soft pastels; A2 (42 x 59.4 cm)
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Christopher Bame’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Christopher Bame diagnosed completely deaf as a child and started using art at a young age as a way to communicate with his peers.
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Daily Art: L.W.D’s “Police Station Portrait”
L.W.D Police Station Portrait (2024) // Oil on Canvas; 20” x 16” (51cm x 41cm)
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Jordan Sullivan’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
In addition to making art, Jordan Sullivan has worked as a drug and alcohol counselor at rehabs for adolescents and adults.