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DAF Group Feature: Vol. 160

June 16, 2016 By Wendy Campbell

Your Weekly Mixx! DAF’s Weekly Mixx is a selection of nine contemporary artworks and/or art related videos chosen from artist and gallery submissions and from our own search for new and interesting works. This week, we feature Artsy.net‘s Fourth Art Market series Video,  Bobbie Russon, Victor Wang Patrick, Dougherty, Linda Vachon, Kevin Peterson, Jylian Gustli, Floto and Warner, Carol Nelson

Visit the Submissions page for information on how to have your art featured in the Weekly Mixx.

The Art Market (in Four Parts): Art Fairs from Artsy on Vimeo.

linda vachon bit.lylindavachon
Carol-Nelson-carolnelsonfineart
Floto-and-Warner-flotowarner.com
Kevin-Peterson-kevinpetersonstudios.com
Jylian Gustlin jyliangustlin.com
Victor Wang victorwang.net
Bobbie Russon bobbierusson.com
Patrick-Dougherty-stickwork.net

Filed Under: ART, Group Feature, Installation, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Video Tagged With: Bobbie Russon, Carol Nelson, Floto and Warner, Jylian Gustlin, Kevin Peterson, Linda Vachon, Patrick Dougherty, Victor Wang

Bobbie Russon: Painting

July 20, 2012 By Wendy Campbell

Born in 1966, London, UK based artist paints the transition from childhood to adulthood, mapping a path of loss, awkward self-awareness and developing sexuality.

“When I work it starts almost like a form of meditation, drawing is a way to work directly from the subconscious onto paper, paintings then follow.  There are recurring elements in my work, most notably the loss of innocence and awkward self awareness of a child becoming an adult. There is a loneliness to my paintings, something I felt very acutely growing up as an only child and seem unable to shake. dolls or animals rather than other humans feature as companions with their almost human-like but dumb, false understanding.  If I can evoke a memory or emotion in a stranger by my own personal interpretation of a shared but private experience without having to use words then I feel I am succeeding.”

Russon’s solo exhibition “Tea and Camphor” runs through October 2011 at bo-lee Gallery in Bath, UK.

See more of Russon’s work on Facebook.



Filed Under: ART, Painting, Women in Visual Arts Tagged With: Bobbie Russon, British Art, UK Art

DAF Group Feature: Vol. 25

October 4, 2010 By Wendy Campbell

Your Monday Mixx – Enjoy!




Filed Under: ART, Digital, Group Feature, Illustration, Photography, Sculpture Tagged With: Anthony Ventura, Bobbie Russon, Eric Dover, Mauro Corda, Rems 182, Rick Pirman, Sean Christopher, Sophia Muller

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