Artists Brian Viveros, Miles Johnston, Kari-Lise Alexander & Scott Scheidly exbihit Art at the show titled
"Deamer, Lover, Maker, Fighter"
Below: The official exhibit show card featuring an original painting by Viveros
EXHIBIT DETAILS
OPENING NIGHT: Saturday, June 2, from 6pm – 9pm. Free entry.
This exhibition runs from June 2 to June 24.
Dreamer, Lover, Maker, Fighter is an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Brian Viveros, Miles Johnston, Kari-Lise Alexander and Scott Scheidly.
About the exhibition:
Viveros’s work elevates the iconography of the femme fatale as a powerful emblem of strength and retaliation. Johnston explores the deviations between our internal states of consciousness and the complex underlying reality of our life situations in his intricate illusionistic drawings. Alexander captures the unique qualities of her Scandinavian heritage in her serene figurative paintings. Scheidly blurs the boundaries between his subjects and their environments in his beautifully rendered paintings - Jon Bein (Owner of beinArt Gallery)
Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Image Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Miles Johnston had been increasing his fanbase and art collectors have noticed as shown in his latest market selling recap if original artwork.
Miles Johnston was born in the UK and spent a few years of his early childhood living in Brunei, Borneo. After getting involved in art forums as a young teenager and teaching himself for 5 years, he moved to Sweden to study at the Swedish Academy of Realist Art at the age of 18. Now Miles works part-time as an instructor at the same school whilst working on developing his own body of work. Over the past couple of years his work has found an audience online and started to be exhibited internationally, culminating in his first solo show in New York at Last Rites Gallery in 2018.
Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Image Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
‘Leather Head' Brian Viveros
Brian M. Viveros has an unmistakably arresting hand that creates highly visualized paintings beauties summoning a raw vision of intractability.
His artwork tends to gnaw from the feminine and its reconciliation of vulnerability, beauty, and power. His subjects are fighters and survivors, rendered just bloodied enough.
insubordinate beauties undaunted by the unruliness of a messy fight.
Viveros’s work elevates the iconography of the femme fatale beyond seductress to a powerful emblem of strength and retaliation:
Viveros’ creative cosmos is beautifully stylised, never derivative, and distinctly recognisable as his own. - Jon Bein
ADDITIONAL ARTWORK
‘When you bite the one you love’ – Oil on panel by Kari Lise Alexander.
‘Halo’ – Acrylic on masonite by Scott Scheidly.
### OPENING NIGHT IS FREE
Saturday, June 2, from 6pm – 9pm. Free entry - beinArt Gallery
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"Deamer, Lover, Maker, Fighter"
Below: The official exhibit show card featuring an original painting by Viveros
EXHIBIT DETAILS
OPENING NIGHT: Saturday, June 2, from 6pm – 9pm. Free entry.
This exhibition runs from June 2 to June 24.
Dreamer, Lover, Maker, Fighter is an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Brian Viveros, Miles Johnston, Kari-Lise Alexander and Scott Scheidly.
About the exhibition:
Viveros’s work elevates the iconography of the femme fatale as a powerful emblem of strength and retaliation. Johnston explores the deviations between our internal states of consciousness and the complex underlying reality of our life situations in his intricate illusionistic drawings. Alexander captures the unique qualities of her Scandinavian heritage in her serene figurative paintings. Scheidly blurs the boundaries between his subjects and their environments in his beautifully rendered paintings - Jon Bein (Owner of beinArt Gallery)
Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Image Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Miles Johnston had been increasing his fanbase and art collectors have noticed as shown in his latest market selling recap if original artwork.
Miles Johnston was born in the UK and spent a few years of his early childhood living in Brunei, Borneo. After getting involved in art forums as a young teenager and teaching himself for 5 years, he moved to Sweden to study at the Swedish Academy of Realist Art at the age of 18. Now Miles works part-time as an instructor at the same school whilst working on developing his own body of work. Over the past couple of years his work has found an audience online and started to be exhibited internationally, culminating in his first solo show in New York at Last Rites Gallery in 2018.
Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
Image Reference: https://beinart.org/brian-viveros-miles-johnston-kari-lise-alexander-scott-scheidly/
‘Leather Head' Brian Viveros
Brian M. Viveros has an unmistakably arresting hand that creates highly visualized paintings beauties summoning a raw vision of intractability.
His artwork tends to gnaw from the feminine and its reconciliation of vulnerability, beauty, and power. His subjects are fighters and survivors, rendered just bloodied enough.
insubordinate beauties undaunted by the unruliness of a messy fight.
Viveros’s work elevates the iconography of the femme fatale beyond seductress to a powerful emblem of strength and retaliation:
Viveros’ creative cosmos is beautifully stylised, never derivative, and distinctly recognisable as his own. - Jon Bein
ADDITIONAL ARTWORK
‘When you bite the one you love’ – Oil on panel by Kari Lise Alexander.
‘Halo’ – Acrylic on masonite by Scott Scheidly.
### OPENING NIGHT IS FREE
Saturday, June 2, from 6pm – 9pm. Free entry - beinArt Gallery
DID I SAY OPENING NIGHT WAS FREE?? EVEN FOR A BRIAN VIVEROS EXHIBIT? YES, FREE AS FREE IS - ENJOY AUSSIES
Thanks for taking the time to read this post. Hopefully it was informative, interesting, eye appealing, and the layout formatted for the best personal viewing.
** To All Of My Steemit People's please do one SELFLESS STEEMIT ACT -- HELP, SUPPORT A MINNOW WITH A SELFLESS UPVOTE, FOLLOW, AND/ A RESTEEM TO YOUR BLOG. **