Artist’s Statement My work is meant as a poem, oftentimes to pay homage to things that I find. I am interested in things that are remnants of life. Everyday domestic objects also interest me, as well as exploring the feminine relationship with expectations and allegory. Sometimes there is an implication of fable in my work, Continue Reading…
Richland Art faculty are keeping busy doing what we do—making art. But during this time of social distancing and self-isolating it doesn’t matter if our work is a response to the whole virus thing or what each of us was already exploring; and it doesn’t matter if the work is finished, complete or in a Continue Reading…
A visual commentary examining American Culture in the context of a variety of contemporary sociopolitical questions. Where will we be tomorrow considering the irrepressible tumult stifling the voices of peace? Is social accord an experience that will remain only as fiction, destined to be banned in some totalitarian future America as discordant political rhetoric promotes Continue Reading…
Artist Statement My work begins with the individual. I’ve always been an observer of people and run into individuals who inspire me through their fashion, personality, or conversation. I am for creating pieces that are rich in storytelling, free from constraints, and true to the person I’m painting. This is accomplished by letting the individual’s Continue Reading…
Brazos Gallery and Art Faculty of Richland College present CIRCUIT BREAKERS, November 4 – December 6 Reception: November 7, 11:00 – 1:00 Brazos Gallery C140 Gallery Hours: 10:00 – 4:00, Monday – Friday
Untitled2018.10 Untitled2018.11 Artist Statement 2019 This show comprises works from two series that developed more or less simultaneously. One group is Concentric Squares, which has been ongoing for several years, and paintings from this set have been shown numerous times in various venues recently. The other group, Horizontal Stripes, is smaller, with just six Continue Reading…
Artist Statement 2018 – 2019 Feedback Loops references the painted figures’ suspended actions, my own relationship with my subjects, the viewer’s interpretation of those actions, and the painting’s own homeostatic state of color and Continue Reading…
Melba Northum’s Summer class has artworks on display in the Brazos Gallery. The design ideas for the art created was based on our love of color and fear of color.
Andrew Kochie pushes the boundaries of refraction and light on hand etched aluminum panels balanced with works that play with shadow. LUX will also include QR Code technology that will reveal stories and thoughts behind the pieces. Andrew Kochie is a Dallas based visual artist and cultural advocate. His body of work is a synthetic Continue Reading…