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Annie Owens: Illustration

March 11, 2011 By Wendy Campbell

Annie Owens is a native of California’s Bay Area and is currently living in Albany as the co-founder of Hi-Fructose magazine. She’s shown in various gallery group exhibits over the last three years with her first solo show last May. Her work is Primarily rendered in watercolors and ink on paper. Her figurative paintings depict sullen faced girls who confront viewers with sometimes malicious stares, sometimes with a baleful gaze. The figures represent qualities within familial relationships and the varying complicated degrees of affection, malice, distrust, pain and love which exist within them. (bio from Rivet)

To see more of Owens’ work, visit OuchClub.com.




Filed Under: ART, Illustration, Women in Visual Arts Tagged With: American Art, Annie Owens, Hi-Fructose

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